Classroom Instrumental Learning
30-session programmes of weekly 45-minute lessons for Key Stage 2, delivered by a music specialist (previously called Wider Opportunities)
Compliment your school music provision with an instrumental programme that incorporates skills from the National Curriculum.
Our fully inclusive programmes give children the opportunity to learn an instrument in their classroom environment, developing confidence and self-esteem whilst supporting curriculum learning – supported by the National Plan for Music Education and the Model Music Curriculum.
Our children have relished the opportunity to learn a musical instrument, adaptive teaching approaches have ensured the inclusion of all pupils.
Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy
A typical programme includes:
- Musicianship and instrumental skills
Key musical concepts such as beat, rhythm, tempo, pitch and dynamics are introduced to children through songs, rhythm games and learning to play the instruments together.
- Specialist teaching staff
All programmes are delivered by a specialist music teacher and where available, supported by a specialist practitioner.
- Confidence and self-esteem
Pupils are taught within a normal classroom setting, encouraging the growth of self-confidence as they learn alongside each other and their teachers. Performances are arranged to give parents the opportunity to share in children's successes.
- Skills progression
Schools are provided with bespoke skills progression and planning documents.
- Continued learning
Pupils are given the opportunity to continue their instrumental learning after the programme has ended by starting instrumental lessons.
- Consultancy
Schools that book Classroom Instrumental Learning access support with School Music Development Plans.
Observing the expert teachers had a profound effect on my own confidence and ability to teach music. This was an incredible CPD experience.
Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy
It was very impressive how quickly pupils learned to play in harmony and with perfect timing.
St. Mary's CV Academy
Children who lack confidence in academic subjects have been boosted by having an area they can excel.
Belmont Primary
A choice of programmes
Our 30-session programmes of 45-minute lessons are spread over the year and timetabled to suit your school schedule. We recommend 1 class for 30 sessions or 2 classes for 15 sessions each, but further flexibility may be possible to arrange when booking a programme.
- Woodwind
Fife, Flute, Toots and/or Clarinet
- Brass
Trumpet, Cornet, Trombone, Baritone and/or Euphonium
- Strings
Violin, Viola, Cello and/or Double Bass; or Ukulele
- World Percussion
Djembe, Samba Band or Steel Pans
How much does Classroom Instrumental Learning cost?
The base cost for a programme of 30 sessions is £1,560, with discounts available for morning delivery and alternative options for small schools.
This includes a class set of instruments, adaptive instruments when needed and available and consultancy time. Programmes are also supported by a specialist practitioner (where available).
Book for your school
Booking wil open in the second half term of the Spring term.
Contact us to book