Composition Challenges invites young people, teachers and schools to create new music for the London Sinfonietta inspired by works and musical ideas of living composers.
Women Transforming Classical Music is a free, online course produced by The Open University. The course supports performers and classical music ensembles and organisations to diversify their repertoire by programming more music by women composers (historical and contemporary).
This proposal provides a way to embed climate change and nature education into the aims of all subjects in the revised national curriculum. It presents short aims statements across twenty four subject areas which highlight the valuable and distinctive role of each subject to young people’s understanding of and response to the climate and nature crisis.
In her 2025 Webinar, Jenetta Hurst covers managing behaviour and getting the best out of your students in the secondary school classroom.
Digit Music explore a modern, inclusive, and scalable approach to whole class teaching in their May 2025 recorded webinar.
This short course introduces the learner to the basic skills of conducting. It is ideal for teachers who work with choirs, bands, orchestras or musical shows.
This free course explores pitch, considering how musical sounds are differentiated as notes and as systems of notes and how they are represented.
This free course explores form, or the ways in which music is organised in time, using examples from popular music, jazz, North American indigenous song, African dance music and Hindustani classical music.
This is a free resource focusing on the classical concerto with Mozart as the starting point. It incudes links to music by women of Mozart’s time and an animation about Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de St. Georges.
This free course explores the form of popular songs, and strategies for communicating how music is organised in time.
