Thinking Routines for the Music Classroom is a practical guide for KS2 and KS3 music teachers, featuring simple strategies to develop listening, discussion, reflection, retrieval, vocabulary and musical thinking. Includes classroom examples, templates and ready-to-use ideas.
This course will give you all the ideas and content you need to turn your primary school classroom into a summer music festival to celebrate the end of the school year!
National Youth Jazz Orchestra’s Network Digital Hub is a place to share best practice in the training and professional development of musicians interested in growing their skills as jazz educators, and increasing their confidence in delivering sessions focused on improvised music-making.
Sounds Right is a multimedia resource that is intended to enable teachers, therapists and other music practitioners to celebrate that universal musicality that is inherent in children, young people and adults across the spectrums of ability and need.
This pack features specially recorded versions of our favourite folk songs for primary school level. The pack contains vocal warm-up videos, sing-along lyric videos and backing tracks.
A digital toolkit from the University of Southampton’s Centre for Music Education and Social Justice for exploring conducting and graphic scores through music, sound-making, crafts and puppetry.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in your primary school classroom with these 8 free lessons on Irish music. With this pack your class will be learning about the Irish musical culture, listening to different Irish artists and performing traditional songs and pieces.
UK Music has created Careers Information Packs to help young people who are interested in working in the music industry.
This major project from Constella Music focuses on restoring and performing long-forgotten music written by prisoners in Auschwitz. Constella Music has put together an education pack for KS3 students to explore the Holocaust, including lesson plans.
The ideal classroom visual aid to spark creativity – 6 starting points for students beginning to write their own music.
