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Music Changes Lives

Quick. Your first memory of school music? Christmas show Year 3? Guitar solo Year 6?

If music was key to your early academics and you loved it, you likely had a skilled teacher plus dynamic, engaging lessons. Just like ours.

But now you’re a headteacher shaping music at your own school. Lots of decisions.

Need resources, reliable PPA cover, or ways for pupils to go further in music? Sing Education brings everything together in one joined-up strategy for your school.

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Icon used across website to show the content is designed for schools.

Music Changes Lives

Quick. Your first memory of school music? Christmas show Year 3? Guitar solo Year 6?

If music was key to your early academics and you loved it, you likely had a skilled teacher plus dynamic, engaging lessons. Just like ours.

But now you’re a headteacher shaping music at your own school. Lots of decisions.

Adding/replacing staff? Need multi-school experience, resources and PPA cover flexibility? If yes, Sing Education has a music strategy for you

What great music does for your school

Joyful, knowledge-rich lessons every week. Teachers confident to lead. Reliable PPA cover.

Clear progression, assemblies that sing, clubs that thrive. Inclusive practice for SEND and wellbeing. A programme that lifts behaviour, culture and community.

  • Aligned to the National Curriculum & Model Music Curriculum

  • Kodály-inspired, singing-led, active learning

  • Consistent delivery across classes and years

A joyful teacher with outstretched arms stands in front of a classroom, engaging with young students in green uniforms who are enthusiastically raising their hands, creating a lively and interactive learning environment. The classroom is adorned with educational materials, reflecting a focus on creative and active participation.
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As we reflect on the past half-term, our dedicated music teachers have shared some truly inspiring stories that highlight the transformative power of music in our partner schools.

Ready to take the first step?

Sing Education offers tailored programmes for every need. Engagements as simple as supplying peripatetic instrumental tutors or replacing a single curricular music teacher. To programmes as complex as developing school-wide curricular and extracurricular music.

Quotation marks

Sing Education is an authentic educational based organisation with music as a passion firmly at its centre and in all its values. I couldn’t recommend them enough and am so grateful for the
excellent music teaching and provision we have at school.

Dr Darren Jones - Headteacher, Southfield Primary School

How we make it happen (your way)

We fit to your context, not the other way round.

We equip class teachers with curriculum and training, we place peripatetic music specialists when you need a dedicated music teacher, and we run instrumental/voice tuition so pupils can go further.

One joined-up plan. One accountable partner. 

You get: curriculum & resources, timetabling support, safeguarding, QA, and flexible coverage as needs change.

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We believe music should be a central, pulsating part of your school’s culture, not just a subject tucked away on the timetable. So, is your music program a chart-topper, or could it use a remix to get everyone’s toes tapping?
Music isn’t just for the music room anymore. It’s a superpower that can enhance learning, boost confidence, and unite your school community. For schools unfamiliar with wider music provision, the journey might seem like a challenge. But with the right approach, you can seamlessly integrate music into your curriculum and culture—and Sing Education is here to help!
Watch our video featuring the voices of over 600 students from Sing Education primary schools across the UK

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Einstein said, “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” At Sing Education we agree. All our highly-skilled music teachers hail from the best conservatoires and universities. They are talented professional musicians with a passion for teaching.

Quotation marks

Music in our school is special because of this amazing programme. Music is an integral part of the fabric of our school and our children love to make music and feel confident and proud to sing out loud.

Ellie Douthwaite– Head, St Clement & St James CE Primary School

Get your tailored music plan (fast)

Book a 15-minute discovery call. We map your needs (staffing, curriculum, timetable, budget), then share a clear proposal with start dates and next steps.

If you’re replacing staff, we can onboard a specialist quickly; if you’re enhancing provision, we’ll phase it in smoothly.

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Over the last decade, music education in England has seen significant shifts, both in the curriculum and in teacher training, responding to changes in government policy, the introduction of new standards, and a strong demand for accessible, high-quality music instruction in schools.
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After 10 years, Directors Josh, Alice and Bert reflect on what has made Sing Education music lessons so successful. Sing Education has developed a joy-inducing, skill-enhancing curriculum backed up by high quality training that empowers educators to deliver transformative music education experiences.

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