Secondary
Resources to support music education within secondary provision
A classroom arrangement that will introduce your pupils to jazz, blues and swing music.
A downloadable calendar featuring 31 black composers with link to Spotify playlist.
This Black History resource reflects on music-making among enslaved people in former British colonies in the Southern US and Caribbean. Video, audio files and supporting PDF are all free to download, and designed for secondary educators.
This toolkit from British Army Music consists of four free and engaging resources. Introduced by a real-life Army musician, each resource focuses on one instrument and covers instrument knowledge, music history, composition and listening skills.
Blog post from Martin Fautley (Professor of Education at Birmingham City University)
Lead call and response sessions for your class or school. Resources to enable you to lead a session with no prior experience – plus additional resources to help you put the workshop in its context, enriching the experience for everyone.
Watch Dr Ally Daubney and Duncan Mackrill (University of Sussex) revealing the key findings of their research into changes in music provision in secondary schools.
MEL Teacher Advocate Steven Berryman has written an article about his experiences of collaboration in music education.
Access links shared by the Drake Music session the Music Excellence London Inspire Event, incorporating a mix of live sampling/sound capture and composition using iPads and Apps
Create and Sing is a FREE dramatic singing programme for primary schools with classroom films, lesson plans and resources to use in ways that suit the needs of the teachers and their students.
