Informal Learning
Students acquire skills and know-how via collective decisions and endeavours, with teacher/practitioner as facilitator, in any context – in or out of school. For example, students play music they like with their friends in groups.
Students acquire skills and know-how via collective decisions and endeavours, with teacher/practitioner as facilitator, in any context – in or out of school. For example, students play music they like with their friends in groups.
Musical Futures training focuses on developing and extending the skills of classroom and instrumental teachers.
Tue 26th Feb 2019
a practical approach to building essential musical skills on a range of instruments for ages 8-14
Thu 7th Mar 2019
a practical approach to building essential musical skills on a range of instruments for ages 8-14
Wed 13th Mar 2019
a practical approach to building essential musical skills on a range of instruments for ages 8-14
Explore a wide collection of free and premium resources to help deliver music in the classroom.
Everyone Can Play is a set of resources designed for the ukulele providing a simple step by step resource, suitable for beginners, that supports the development of instrumental skills on the ukulele …
*** Click to read more about Just Play or scroll down to buy the Just Play Resource*** The Just Play resource comprises of 6 sections contained in PowerPoint format. This …
Our Songwriting Resource is designed to support teachers and students with songwriting, exploring ideas, lyrics and music. ***Scroll down to buy the Musical Futures Songwriting Resource*** The Songwriting resource is …
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7th February 2019
