Explore case studies drawn from a wide range of contexts, including school classrooms, early years settings and community locations.
Compelling evidence for the benefits of music education are revealed in a new research review by internationally renowned Professor Susan Hallam MBE, UCL Institute of Education.
An article published by National Governors’ Association in the September 2015 edition of Governing Matters explains what governors can do to ensure all pupils receive their musical entitlement.
Evidence of the impact of music education – all in one place. We collect, summarise and share the latest research and evidence, to make it easier for everyone who cares about music education to understand the benefits and advocate them.
Music Mark brought together colleagues from a range of education organisations to consider the production of some brief guidance for schools and music education hubs on how music in schools might be further developed and improved.
This publication outlines the aims of the national plan for music education and how the initiatives set out by the plan will effect schools, Local Authorities and private music teachers.
This booklet summarises the 10 key benefits of music, from recognition within the National Plan for Music Education that music is an educational building block through to the inclusive nature of music irrespective of abilities.
In 2015, our Annual Conference focused on the work of our members and partners in influencing the policies which form the context of our work, as well as the practice of music education. Access information and resources in our conference archive.
The 2014 Annual Conference provided a forum to debate, share expertise and exchange ideas for developing the national picture of music education for children and young people. Access information and resources in our conference archive.
Our first Annual Conference brought together music educators from across the sector, unlocking the potential to raise standards and improve outcomes for children and young people. Access information and resources in our conference archive.
