Music
In our school, the teaching of Music inspires pupils to develop a love of music and their talent as musicians, and so increase their self-confidence, creativity and sense of achievement. Opportunities to experience and play music promotes team work, concentration and problem-solving skills, develops identity and improves social cohesion within the school and wider community.
Music lessons taught by a specialist teacher and are fun and inspiring, engaging the pupils with songs, lyrics and movement. We want our pupils to feel able, reflective and expressive, developing their own appreciation of music with the opportunities we provide as a school. Lessons always include an element of singing, based on our singing strategy, listening to music and an opportunity to play and perform using a range of instruments. Children also learn musical notation so that they become competent in reading and composing music. They have the opportunity to perform to Parents and the community throughout the year with different performances, creating a clear purpose for their work.
Music lessons taught by a specialist teacher and are fun and inspiring, engaging the pupils with songs, lyrics and movement. We want our pupils to feel able, reflective and expressive, developing their own appreciation of music with the opportunities we provide as a school. Lessons always include an element of singing, based on our singing strategy, listening to music and an opportunity to play and perform using a range of instruments. Children also learn musical notation so that they become competent in reading and composing music. They have the opportunity to perform to Parents and the community throughout the year with different performances, creating a clear purpose for their work.
