Music Mark News
The latest developments in the music education sector
#MusicMark10: ‘10 Things’ in Reflection – How Music Changed the Way I Learn
In March 2020, Music Mark launched their advocacy campaign, “10 Things Schools Should Know About Music”, or ‘10 Things’ for short. Three…
Music Mark expands A Common Approach, adding new instruments
One year on since launching A Common Approach in its new digital format, Music Mark has expanded the resource and added new…
#MusicMark10: Celebrating milestones and stepping into the next decade
As we mark our ten-year anniversary, CEO of Music Mark, Bridget Whyte, reflects on the organisation’s milestones since its beginnings, highlights our…
Recruitment, Change, and Alternate Universes: Inside the 2023 Spring Summit
Having attended the 2023 Spring Summit as part of her placement with Music Mark, Julia Cusworth – second year undergraduate Music and…
What’s on at Music Mark this Summer Term?
Enhance your skills and connect with the wider music education community this Summer term with Music Mark’s programme of training and events….
DfE ‘Prescribed Geographies’ to be tested with further consultation
Music Mark has learned today that its recommendation for additional consultation to test the ‘prescribed geographies’ will take place. The term ‘prescribed…
“Let your creativity lead you down new paths”: Advice and findings from our music technology survey
The publication of the National Plan for Music Education in England in June 2022 announced that four national Music Hub Centres of…
Music Mark Annual Conference 2023: Call for Content
Call out for content at our 2023 Annual Conference in Southampton, 27 – 28 November What does our conference theme ‘dynamism’…
Tackling Professional Isolation: Bringing Vocal and Instrumental Teachers Together
Music education consultant and A Common Approach editor Catherine Brentnall highlights the issue of isolation among vocal and instrumental teachers and introduces Music…
“We believe in the importance of #MusicEd”: Schools across the UK are recognised for their commitment
2,500 schools from across the UK have signed up for their free year of membership to our Music Mark Schools programme. We’re…
Lost in Conversation: Concerns about the Music Hub Investment Process consultation
Music Mark is concerned that a focus on provision of an equitable, diverse and inclusive Music Education is being lost within the…
Meet the Sponsor: ABRSM, Online Sponsor of Music Mark’s conference series
Ahead of the Online day of our Talk into Action conference series on 17 November, we caught up with our Online Sponsor,…
