Weekly & termly interactive digital content and one-off projects to support music-making in schools. Sign up for our weekly mailing list for the following resources and content throughout the year
Projects 2024-2025
Reclaiming Narratives Black History Month KS2 & KS3 song & curriculum resource SEPT/OCT 2024
Following on from Saluting Our Sister last year we will be re-commissioning local producer Sara Bless and artist Shannon B to write a new song for black history month. This track will be in the songbank alongside a sign & sing video and a curriculum resource for writing a rap for the verses of the song around this year’s theme of Reclaiming Narratives. Song bank
An Audience With… KS2, KS3, KS4 & KS5 now available via THIS webpage
Throughout the year we will be creating bitesize videos linked to our projects in which students can submit questions to ask music industry professionals and find out more about the varied careers and experiences of those working in the field. Our aim is to provide you with content to meet the aims of the National Plan for Music Education around roles in the music industry. These will be available and shared via the music hub YouTube channel regularly. Please be aware that the first set of videos and content are now up on the website linked above. Alongside this we will be writing an assembly resource to go with this for use in KS1 & KS2 whole school or phase assemblies.
10 Minute Sign & Sing and 5 Minute Rhythm & Rhyme EYFS, KS1, KS2, KS3, SEND Songbank OR YouTube
In 5 Minute Rhythm & Rhyme you will learn Makaton signs and body percussion for a suitable song for EYFS, KS1 and SEND pupils. You can use these as brain breaks any time during the day or as a starting point for learning a song to perform with your class. 10 Minute Sign & Sing will bring you fresh repertoire to learn to sign or sing or both on a fortnightly basis. Weekly digital content for this will continue production throughout the year alternating between each project.
Vocal & Curriculum newsletter ALL PHASES
Half termly round ups of our digital resources from the archives linked to themes throughout the year are downloadable from our website HERE