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Every Child Has A Voice

Discover Sing Education’s unique approach to music in London and Yorkshire primary schools. 

Build learning around the first instrument – the voice. Keep lessons active, fun and high-energy. Add teaching which reinforces good behaviour and pupil wellbeing. Lastly place music at the heart of the curriculum. 

From recruitment to resources, staff management to payroll, timetabling to PPA cover, we are your partners for the journey.

Quotation marks

Every child has a voice

Discover Sing Education’s unique approach to primary school music. 

Build learning around the first instrument – the voice. Keep lessons active, fun and high-energy. Add teaching which reinforces good behaviour and pupil wellbeing. Lastly place music at the heart of the curriculum. 

From recruitment to resources, staff management to payroll, timetabling to PPA cover, we are your partners for the journey.

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Every Child Has A Voice

Discover Sing Education’s unique approach to primary school music. 

Build learning around the first instrument – the voice. Keep lessons active, fun and high-energy. Add teaching which reinforces good behaviour and pupil wellbeing. Lastly place music at the heart of the curriculum. 

From recruitment to resources, staff management to payroll, timetabling to PPA cover, we are your partners for the journey.

Sing Education At-a-Glance

Great music transforms schools.

Sing Education recruits, trains and resources the very best music teachers so that your school can have great music no matter your size, location or strategy. We provide a 360° wraparound provision which takes all the guesswork out of developing a rich and varied music programme. From curriculum design to PPA cover to absence management and SEND inclusion, our peripatetic music solution can be shaped to meet your needs.

Founded in 2014, Sing Education is a more exciting and rewarding way to do primary music. As we teach to the National Curriculum for Music, we know that our pupils are having fun finding out why they love music, growing in their technical capacity, improving their self-confidence and wellbeing and most importantly building a musical foundation that will last them a lifetime.

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28000+ Children

Weekly, across 81 schools in both London and Yorkshire, over 28000 young learners encounter the transformative power of music in their lives.
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889 Lessons

Weekly tuition includes 889 curricular lessons, 667 small group and 1:1 students, 85 assemblies, 47 clubs, 49 choirs and 16 SEND groups.
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100+ Employees

Our teachers are fully trained in our bespoke curriculum and methodology; Receiving yearly 70+ hours training / supervision.
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2100 Resources

In-house assets include 6th edition teaching resources, 1824 lessons, 200 songs & activities, 48 work schemes

Some Happy Schools

The Sing Education teaching is dynamic, enthusiastic and our teacher is great with the children, all of whom are engaged and love their Wednesday music lesson. We are delighted to be work with Sing Education who have helped to promote a love of music to our children.
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Judith Caplan - Head, North West London Jewish Day School
We have found Sing Education excellent over the years. Something we really appreciate is how flexible and dedicated their teachers are: they are so supportive of our aim to develop music across the school and build extra opportunities for it into the curriculum.
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Alison Reed – Head, Dairy Meadow Primary School
We value the professional relationship we have with Sing Education and we have come to expect an exemplary service covering all aspects of their provisions. The teaching staff are professional and always keep a sense of fun and make learning enjoyable, with a full curriculum that keeps abreast of current developments.
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Katie Tramoni – Head, Christ the Saviour C.E Primary School
I would highly recommend Sing Education as expert leaders and providers of music education. We have been delighted with the quality of provision for children in Nursery through to year 6. The music curriculum is well planned, cohesive and progressive ensuring children build on previous knowledge and skills.
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Anita Puri – Head, Blair Peach Primary School

Schools

All you need for great school music right here. Get help with teacher recruitment, classroom lessons, extracurricular clubs and PPA cover. Explore our curriculum design, teaching methods and more.

Teachers

Music degree or conservatoire graduate? Working musician who loves to teach? Join us! Reach 9000 pupils weekly across London plus receive training, curricular resources and team support.

Parents

Meet our friendly, professional staff. Explore our classroom music, SEND clubs and performances. Enroll your child in instrumental and/or singing tuition. Group and private lessons available.

A new day is dawning in music education. From September 2024, there will be 43 Hub Lead Organisations (HLOs) replacing the existing 116 local Music Hubs. The key to making the new structure work? Strong schools’ leadership, parental engagement, and organisational collaboration.

Primary school music teachers – keep pipeline of music specialists flowing

Primary school music teachers spark our love for piano and singing. They also teach skills to last a lifetime – language, motor skills, emotional intelligence and collaboration. We need more of them.
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Spotlight on Dairy Meadow. Explore what differentiates music education at this thriving West London primary school. Hear from the headteacher plus the Sing Education music specialist and leadership team.

Our Partners

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