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ContentsAbout UsEYFS / Infant Membership
EYFS Music Membership Infant Music Programme
Primary MembershipPrimary Music Membership Mash UpMash Up Progression Matrix
Secondary MembershipMusic MembershipMash Up
Individual & Shared Instrumental Tuition
Individual & Shared Instrumental Tuition LMS DigiTeach Instrument Hire Online Music Theory
Group Music MakingMusic Centre Partnership County GroupsSchool Ensemble Leadership
General CPD OpportunitiesMusician in ResidencePPA Music SupportCare of the speaking voice / vocal developmentAccelerate!
Commercial PartnersMusic Mark MembershipCharanga Primary & Secondary Sing Up Primary & Secondary Music ExpressArtsmarkDiscover Artsmark
ContactsHead of Lincolnshire Music Service: Jennifer McKie Tel: 01522 552818 [email protected]
Partnership Managers:East Lindsey District Andy RaineMob: 07464 [email protected]
Boston& South Holland DistrictsAndrew Hird Mob: 07795 528785 [email protected]
West Lindsey & North Kesteven DistrictsDave ChambersMob: 07767 [email protected]
Lincoln City & North Kesteven DistrictsMalcolm Duckels Mob: 07795 528783 [email protected]
South Kesteven DistrictChris RogersMob: 07795 [email protected]
Music Service | Tel: 01522 552818 | [email protected]
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Lincolnshire Music Service provides high quality music opportunities for children and young people within the county. We are also the lead organisation of the award winning Lincolnshire Music Education Hub which is a group of organisations working together to create a joined-up approach to music education. Music Education Hubs receive central Department for Education funding which is brokered and managed by Arts Council England.
LMS believes in Making Music Matter in Lincolnshire and that EVERY child should have access to a breadth of opportunities regardless of circumstance or background. We offer music tuition, support and events in a broad range of styles and genres.
About UsOur flexible Music Membership offers increased savings, partnerships and high quality opportunities to help schools achieve a broad and balanced curriculum. It ensures musical progression for every child and supports and meets the needs of the new Ofsted framework.
2020/2021 has been a challenging time for all however LMS has responded quickly to changing guidance and worked in partnership with schools to offer flexible solutions to enable continuity of learning. Clearly, we hope that by the start of the new academic year 2021/22 COVID-19 will no longer be an issue, but, should restrictions return, LMS will once again adapt and work with all partners to find solutions which support schools’ and pupils’ differing needs.
Lincolnshire Music Service awarded ‘Youth Organisation of 2020’ by the Classical Digital Music Awards
£300 per year
It includes the following
• An assigned Partnership Manager to coordinate local need
• Face-to-face consultancy including peer moderation/audit where appropriate
• Music Mark Membership
• FREE one day delegate rate at Music Education Conference 2022
• A half term IMP taster project of 45 minutes per week
• Access to CPD (some of which is FREE)
• MUSICAL IMPS pack, with step by step instructions
• Outline lesson plans
• Networking with other IMP settings
NEWEYFS / Infant Music Membership
Infant Music Membership is a great option for those settings wanting to focus their musical activities on the 0-7 age range.
IMP is based on the internationally successful music programme ‘Colourstrings’, pioneered in Finland and drawn from the ideas of Hungarian musician Zoltan Kodaly.
Available for the 0-7 age group, and Foundation and KS1 classes in school settings, IMP is a flexible programme tailored to local needs and makes the most of creative music resources available for young children.
IMP Programme includes:
• 45 minute delivery per week
• Access to CPD (some of which is FREE)
• MUSICAL IMPS pack, with step by step instructions
• Outline lesson plans
• Networking with other IMP settings
Children who take part in IMP develop a love for music and develop their overall confidence in learning, through singing songs, learning rhythmic rhymes, and playing classroom percussion using popular themes. Activities are linked to the requirements of the EYFS Framework, and Music National Curriculum where appropriate.
Resources and training are provided so schools can use the musical principles in their own settings.
£33.75 per 45 minute session
Music membership helps schools to build an outstanding music curriculum. The introduction of the new Ofsted framework has placed greater emphasis on ‘Cultural Capital’ and raised the profile of music which now forms part of the Deep Dive subject inspection for schools.
Music is statutory at KS1 and KS2.
Music Membership packages offer a more flexible approach, enabling the purchase of a bundle of services for a reduced price.
Membership packages aim to:
• Achieve a broad and balanced curriculum
• Support and meet the needs of the new Ofsted framework
• Ensure musical progression for every child
Bronze, Silver and Gold levels of membership are available.
Small schools (fewer than 100 pupils on role) receive a 20% discount. Join up to Flexible Music Membership today for increased savings, partnerships and
high quality opportunities.
Music Membership
Music Membership Product Menu
QUICK SELECT Sing Up Annual License Page 29
Music Express License Page 30
Charanga Annual License Page 28
Artsmark Consultancy Page 31
Discover Arts Award Package Page 31
Infant Music Programme (IMP) taster project Page 6
Music Centre Partnership Page 19
Musician in Residence Day Page 18
Bronze Music Membership is the baseline entry point for schools.
Cost: £275 per year. It includes the following:
• An assigned Area Manager to coordinate local need
• Face-to-face consultancy including peer moderation/audit where appropriate
• FREE access to Music Deep Dive resources
• FREE access to an annual primary music twilight meeting
• Music Mark Membership
Silver Music Membership is a great option for schools that want to provide a broad musical offer.
Cost: £600 per year. It includes the following:
• An assigned Area Manager to coordinate local need
• Face-to-face consultancy including peer moderation/audit where appropriate
• FREE access to Music Deep Dive Resources
• FREE access to an annual primary music twilight meeting
• Music Mark Membership
• FREE one day delegate rate at Music Education Conference 2021.
• A FREE term (Autumn, Spring or Summer) for one class of Mash Up: First Access (Whole Class Instrumental Tuition) inclusive of loan of all instruments (extra Mash Up programmes available - First Access, Continuation and Infant Music Programme)
• PLUS two additional products from the Membership Menu
BRONZE Music Membership
SILVER Music Membership
Gold Music Membership is a great option for those schools wishing to provide a full musical offer.
Cost: £1200 per year. It includes the following:
• An assigned Partnership Manager to coordinate local need
• Face-to-face consultancy including peer moderation/audit where appropriate
• FREE access to the Music Deep Dive resources
• FREE access to an annual primary music twilight meeting
• Music Mark Membership
• FREE one day delegate rate at Music Education Conference 2022
• A FREE term (Autumn, Spring or Summer) for one class of Mash Up: First Access (Whole Class Instrumental Tuition) inclusive of loan of all instruments
• A FREE Term (Autumn, Spring or Summer) for one class of Mash Up: Continuation (Whole Class Instrumental Tuition) inclusive of loan of all instruments (extra Mash Up programmes available - First Access, Continuation and Infant Music ProgrammeMusic Mark Membership
• PLUS three additional products from the Membership Menu
GOLD Music Membership
To book tuition, please visit our website www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/directory-record/63806/lincolnshire-music-service
Primary MusicMembershipIntroducing children to the joy of music is at the heart of what we do. Whole Class Instrumental Tuition aims to ensure that every child between the ages of five – 18 is given the opportunity to play a musical instrument for at least one term – a core requirement of the National Plan for Music Education.
Lincolnshire Music Service has developed Mash Up; a range of fully inclusive programmes that provide fun opportunities for all children and young people to develop their musical potential.
Mash Up provides progressive pathways for all starting with:-
New for September 2021. Introducing the benefits of partnership with Lincolnshire Music Service over a half term. What’s included?
• Assigned Partnership Manager to get to know your needs
• Free set of instruments for up to 35 children
• A Samba, Djembe or Ukulele Intro course experienced as 3 x 45 min face to face delivery sessions
• Access to online tutorials
• Follow up impact and progression meeting
• Music mark membership
Mash Up: First Access - a beginner module delivered over one term where instrumental, performance and social skills are taught using a variety of different instruments, rhythm games and songs. The programme ensures that every child can experience enjoyment and success from the very earliest stages of musical learning.
Mash Up: Continuation builds upon the performance skills, creativity and cultural awareness gained through the First Access programme, and can ensure progression over the course of the academic year.
Research has shown that 90% of children accessing the Whole Class Instrumental Teaching programme benefit from positive mental health and improved social skills.
All pupils receive an end of programme certificate to mark their achievement.
Mash Up: Jam is an exciting new programme of in-school enrichment offering creativity, personal development and group playing opportunities beyond whole class instrumental tuition. Jam provides certificates at five levels of achievement for up to five terms. *Also ask about our large group instrumental learning programme.
Mash Up: Meets are enrichment opportunities for pupils who wish to take their interest in music further by taking part in Music Centre groups around the county, and large scale performance events.
Mash Up Progression Matrix
Programme Cost with membership Cost without membership
Primary Mash Up: Intro n/a £150 incl 3 x 45 min taster sessions
Primary Mash Up: First Access
FREE term (Autumn, Spring, Summer) with Silver or Gold Membership
Additional programmes charged at £275
£45 per session
Primary Mash Up: Continuation
FREE term (Autumn, Spring, Summer) with Silver or Gold Membership
Additional programmes charged at £45
£45 per session
Mash Up: Jam (available to all primary, secondary and SEND schools
£540 per full term, (Autumn, Spring, Summer) 45 minute weekly session
*bespoke pricing available for shorter weekly session on request
** ask about our large group instrumental learning programmes
Cost without membership is £540 per full term (Autumn, spring, summer)
Mash Up: Meets
Music Centre beginner ensembles are free with Silver, gold, if Music Centre Partnership is chosen as an additional produce.
Massed events, eg Junior Music Day, Individual Event charges.
For schools to become a music Centre partner on behalf of their pupils
20 pupils or fewer = £250 per annum
Massed Events eg Junior Music Day. Individual event charges.
Music MembershipStandard - £150
• An assigned Area Manager to coordinate local need
• A face-to-face consultancy session
• FREE access to a secondary music twilight meeting
• Music Mark Membership
Premium - £350Includes in addition to Standard:
• FREE half term Mash Up Programme or Musicians in Residence Day or Music Centre Partnership
• Additional support and programmes charged at £45 per hour
• Free KS3 Charanga licence to access online curriculum resources and MashUp materials
• One class set of MashUp instruments for the academic year for dissemination to the rest of the Yr 7 cohort.
Music is statutory at KS3.
Secondary Music Membership packages offer a more flexible approach, enabling the purchase of a bundle of services for a reduced price.
Membership packages aim to:
• Achieve a broad and balanced curriculum
• Support and meet the needs of Ofsted
• Ensure musical progression for every child
Standard and premium levels of membership are available depending on school size, budget and local need.
Join up to Flexible Music Membership today for increased savings, partnerships and high quality opportunities.
Music membership helps schools to build an outstanding music curriculum. The introduction of the new Ofsted framework has placed greater emphasis on ‘Cultural Capital’ and raised the profile of music which now forms part of the Deep Dive subject inspection for schools.
Individual & SharedInstrumental & Vocal Tuition
Discounts are available for Ever 6 Free School Meals and Looked After Children (including previously LAC)
Instrumental hire is FREE for:
• Students who are entitled to free school meals
• Looked After Children
Instrument Hire
Tuition is offered on a range of instruments and can be requested at any point during the school year. We aim to deliver 36 visits per academic year. Please note, parents will not be charged for sessions cancelled by Lincolnshire Music Service.
Once your school has signed up to SpeedAdmin, the registration, administration and payment is managed by Lincolnshire Music Service however always in partnership with the school. Once requests have been made the allocated Partnership Manager will source one of our instrumental tutors to carry out the work. The Partnership Managers will work closely with your school to build a good relationship, and we try to allocate the same teacher to your school on a rolling basis to provide continuity. Either the Partnership Manager or the Instrumental Tutor will contact you to discuss arrangements before the tuition commences.
I15 Individual 15 minutes £9.30 per lesson
I20 Individual 20 minutes £12.40 per lesson
I30 Individual 30 minutes £18.60 per lesson
S20 Shared 20 minutes £6.20 per lesson*
S30 Shared 30 minutes £9.30 per lesson*
*Subject to availability of pupils and size of teaching space.
We offer a wide range of instruments for hire at extremely competitive rates for pupils for who learn with our teachers.
The hire charge includes access to an improved repair service and insurance cover.
Woodwind, brass and strings | £17.50 | Per full term
The award winning Lincolnshire Music Service offers high quality individual and shared instrumental and vocal tuition in a wide range of styles and genres. Tuition is delivered by highly skilled, DBS-cleared instrumental tutors with a reputation for high quality.
Lincolnshire Music Service offers direct billing to parents, through SpeedAdmin, with the administration and financial risk removed for schools. Each school has direct access to their own bookings and information to monitor attendance and bookings made.
Due to COVID19, online learning has become very popular during 2020/2021 with over 1200 young people accessing weekly LMS DigiTeach since March 2020, making instrumental tuition accessible and fun!
LMS DigiTeach utilises the latest technology to offer online teaching of a musical instrument.
Lessons will be undertaken by fully DBS - cleared tutors who will help and support the pupil to achieve the best results possible. We believe that a completely digital delivery wouldn’t build the dynamic teacher/pupil relationship needed for accelerated instrumental learning. We stipulate that two out of every six lessons are delivered face to face in school with the remaining four lessons taking place remotely via Google Hangouts or Zoom.
Face to face lessons are the gold standard of instrumental and vocal tuition. However, there may be circumstances in which they are difficult to deliver (for example, if just one pupil wishes to have tuition in a geographically remote school). It is then that DigiTeach can enable learning to take place. It will never replace in person teaching entirely, but a blend of face to face and online lessons is a very positive solution when weekly in person lessons are impractical
I15 Individual 15 minutes £9.30 per lesson
I20 Individual 20 minutes £12.40 per lesson
I30 Individual 30 minutes £18.60 per lesson
Online Tuition
Lincolnshire Music Service is offering group, online tuition for Music Theory, based on the ABRSM grade routes.
The ABRSM Theory structure has long been a part of the thorough understanding of music and Grade 5 Theory is a pre-requisite to progress through to the Grade 6,7 and 8 of the ABRSM practical grades.
Tutors from Lincolnshire Music Service will be offering online theory lessons for students (old or young - age is no boundary) based on the progression of the ABRSM Theory method.
Cost Grades 1 – 5 £65 for a block of 10 x 30 minute lessons.
Grades 6,7,8 - bespoke pricing due to the length of the course needed to complete this graded level.
Online Music Theory
Musician in Residence Raise the profile of music in your school by inviting one of our highly qualified Music Service staff to become a valued member of your school for a whole day.
Enjoy the flexibility of being able to offer a wide range of musical experiences for your pupils while engaging in a creative curriculum.
Planning and preparation in partnership with the school
Maximum 6.5 hours contact time
Cost £270 or FREE with Silver or Gold Primary Music Membership if chosen as an additional product
Impact and Progression of Instrumental Tuition
Music CentrePartnershipPrice £300News: Increased investment by LMS to support Music Centre activity through extended rehearsals weeks during 2021/2022!Music Centres provide out of school music making opportunities, introducing children and young people of all abilities to ensemble playing in a fun, safe and relaxed atmosphere.
The Music Centres meet weekly during term time at venues across the county, delivering ensembles in a number of different genres and styles.
Joining a Music Centre helps to broaden a child’s social network, with rehearsals becoming fun, social occasions. For most children learning an instrument is much more enjoyable when they join together with other young musicians
Membership is open to everyone who sings or plays an instrument, regardless of whether they learn with a Music Service teacher or privately.
Did you know that schools can become a Music Centre Partner? Being a partner allows the children and young people at your school to access Music Centre for FREE!
Please refer to: https://www.lincsmusicservice.org/music-
groups/music-centres
to see Music Centre venues, ensembles, and timings of rehearsals.
Everyone is welcome, just turn up and give it a try!
Here’s a link to see some of our Music Centre groups performing at their amazing concert in December 2020
County GroupsOur fabulous county groups have explored and performed exciting repertoire including orchestral masterpieces and contemporary works. Members are challenged to develop as musicians, but also to make new friends and have fun.
The 2020/21 season saw a new development due to COVID19, with County Groups going digital. We took this opportunity to try
something new. Not only did we perform digitally but we looked at our repertoire, performing video games music, music composed by black and ethnically diverse composers, and a new composition developed from ideas created by our own musicians during on-line workshops.
We also partnered with Chineke! Orchestra, Europe’s first black and ethnically diverse
orchestra, working with some amazing professional musicians.
The 2021/22 season will be live! You will work with our professionally skilled and experienced, DBS cleared tutors who are passionate about supporting children and young people along their musical journey.
All new members are required to submit a recorded audition on-line. For more details and to apply click here:
• Experience the feel of a professional orchestra
• Develop your musical skills
• Make new friends in a supportive environment
• Enjoy a fabulous four day musical residential at Uppingham school
• Showcase concert in the Grand Hall, Uppingham School.
• Three, day rehearsals between October and March. Dates to be confirmed.
• Chamber music opportunities. We are planning to create sessions at the end of rehearsal days where students can form string quartets, wind ensembles, brass ensembles and percussion ensembles. Students will gain experience in another genre of music.
• Perform a wide variety of musical genres
What are the highlights of being a member of County Groups?
See some of our latest performances:CLICK ON THE BUTTONS BELOW
School Ensemble LeadershipSchool ensembleWe provide music leadership for school based ensembles and choirs delivered at any point during the school day including breakfast, lunchtime and after-school clubs. We offer high quality ensemble and choir direction, delivered through a range of styles and genres, by highly skilled, DBS cleared tutors.
Ensemble playing requires all performers to have individual responsibilities, but also share the experience of making music with others. The size of the ensemble doesn’t matter but it is key to musical progression and understanding.
We can support schools to achieve the highest standards with a shared musical experience to strengthen the school community
Cost £45.00 per hour. To book please visit
CPDOpportunities
A wide range of CPD opportunities are offered to schools including:
Annual Music Education Conference
Networking Opportunities
Deep Dive Resource Banks
Partnerships and Peer Support
Model Music Curriculum Support
Please visit our website for more details:www.lincsmusicservice.org/services-for-schools/cpd
PPAMusic SupportLMS can provide an affordable and dynamic PPA solution.
Our quality assured delivery ensures a strong relationship between the school and Lincolnshire Music Service with programmes aligned to your curriculum and needs. We provide a programme of weekly support giving you and your pupils the chance to work with an experienced and fully trained staff member. The programmes can be tailored towards an individual project or be part of a broader strategy aligned with the school development plan.
We provide DBS cleared, experienced staff ready to motivate and enthuse your pupils within an affordable budget. We can enhance your broad and balanced curriculum, providing half days to full days. Our staff ensure you are provided with a seamless service which reflects your school policies.
Cost:£45.00 per hour
Care of theSpeaking Voice
Teachers are professional voice users but unlike actors, for example, very rarely receive any training or guidance on how to use their voices to best effect or how to avoid vocal problems.
Teachers are at least eight times more likely to suffer from voice problems than other workers, with potentially serious career consequences. This twilight session, which can also be delivered as part of a training day, focuses on voice-saving techniques, early warning signs, vocal effectiveness and dealing with infections and tiredness.
Participants will have:
1. Improved confidence to support and care for their speaking voice.
2. Increased ability to use their voices effectively.
3. Ability to recognise early warning signs.
4. Gained an insight into the mechanism and use of the speaking voice.
5. Advice on using the voice healthily.
Cost Care of the Speaking Voice£250 per session
Accelerate!™ is an innovative programme which uses the power of music to boost literacy and language, social skills and confidence in children who are identified as needing support.
A growing body of evidence, based upon leading-edge psychoneurological research, shows a link between dyslexia and a poor sense of rhythm.
Accelerate!™ addresses this in an enjoyable way through singing, chanting and the playing of African djembe drums. Activities are carefully structured and focus particularly on phonemic awareness.
Envisaged initially as support for children with dyslexia, the programme has proved also to be beneficial for those with Speech and Language difficulties or ESL, and with more general individual needs. Rhythmic skills are targeted through drumming, which also develops coordination and social skills.
Singing has proven benefits for language development, memory and wellbeing. Both drumming and singing teach phonological awareness and enhance self-confidence.
The programme is very flexible and can be tailored for use with ages 6-12 (or for older children with Severe Learning Difficulties). We offer six week programmes working with children, or CPD training for school staff, all delivered by specialist tutors.
Cost: £45 per hour
Music Mark is a membership organisation, subject association and charity. Our membership consists of Music Education Services and Hubs, their teaching and support teams; schools; individuals; Music Education Organisations and Corporate Partners.
On behalf of our members, partners and the wider sector, Music Mark supports, connects and influences, championing a government supported, high-quality, music education provision for all school aged children and
young people which addresses diversity, equity and inclusion at its core.
School Members of Music Mark recognise the value of music education as part of a broad, balanced and relevant school curriculum and demonstrate a willingness to engage in the development conversations related to improving music provision for all children and young people within their school community. Schools can join through LMS.
The top three benefits of being a School Member are:
Access to a range of regional, national, and online training courses and CPD
Resources
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Allowing your staff to be supported and trained at national events, opening up conversations and the chance to network with other colleagues from across the country.
Looking for successfully tried and tested resources to support the delivery of your music curriculum? Visit Music Mark’s online Resources pages which bring together a comprehensive range of proven providers and access to their collective expertise, experience and extensive knowledge of excellence in music education.
Becoming a Music Mark School entitles you to use the School Membership logo, for example on your website or your letterhead.
For further information on the wide range of other benefits please click here.
To book please visit our website
Cost Free with Bronze, Silver or Gold Music Membership
Over 10,500 schools and 41,000 teachers are now actively using the Charanga platform to help them teach music – the award-winning Musical School programme being the curriculum of choice for over
60% of primary schools in England.
Our partnership with Charanga provides access to a cloud-based platform that brings together great music, modern pedagogy and the latest educational technology.
Ideal for specialist music teachers and non-specialists alike, Musical School gives you all the resources,
training and everyday support you need to fully embed music into your school.
It includes:
• A complete Scheme of Work to support your day-to-day music teaching in any context
• A customisable library of resources, songs, topics, instrument courses and creative apps
• Support for hybrid, blended and home learning, assessment and SEND
Drawing together the practical skills of singing and playing, listening, improvising and composing,
Musical School provides teachers with week-by-week lessons for each year group in your school, from ages 5–11.
With lesson plans, assessments and exciting, interactive resources for every lesson, it supports all of
the requirements of the national curriculum.
A brand new version of Charanga’s VIP Studio Sessions programme offers KS3, GCSE and BTEC students the perfect introduction to music technology and production – complete with an award-winning range of video tutorials and a new-look online studio.
Purpose-built to support the teaching and learning of contemporary music genres, students up and down the country are using VIP to make and learn about music anywhere they can get online.
The programme’s online learning space also enables teachers to deliver their music lesson content remotely.
Students will learn how to:
• Produce beats in styles such as Hip Hop, House, Grime, Dubstep, and more
• Record, mix and master music
• Write lyrics
• Release, promote and share their music
VIP is one of a series of outstanding modules included in Charanga’s 12–14 package.
Charanga’s specialist learning platform for Secondary Music features a suite of high-quality interactive content modules and creative apps for use in the classroom and at home.
The platform includes a must-have singing package and a modern music curriculum to inform and inspire young people, with accompanying creative projects and in-depth lesson planning and curriculum support for teachers.
Primary Secondary
To find out more and to book, visit www.lincsmusicservice.org
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Primary & Secondary
Sing Up is a flexible, comprehensive resource, well-loved by teachers and vocal leaders across the country. It offers the following benefits:
Sing Up Membership provides the complete singing package for schools. Sing Up believes that all children have a right to good quality singing provision, to deepen their understanding of music and singing, raise attainment, and develop lasting tools to express themselves with confidence and creativity.
• Access to Sing Up’s vast Song Bank, specially arranged to promote good vocal health for young voices. Filter by age, style, theme, scoring or music topic.
• Unlimited streaming and downloading for in and out of the classroom.
• Interactive whiteboard player which shows scrolling notation and lyrics in time with audio.
• Song videos that children can join in with to help encourage regular singing and support teachers who may be pushed for time or feel anxious leading singing.
• Recovery curriculum resources, using songs to address the key themes and losses caused by the pandemic and enrich children’s learning experiences.
• Sing Up Music - a full year’s scheme of work for every age group up to age 11 to support a creative and active musical approach to lessons, connecting singing and playing, composing and improvising, listening and appraising.
• Choral arrangements for all kinds of singing groups, including practice tools such as rehearsal and backing tracks, a range of scores, teaching notes, and scrolling notation.
• Expert assembly plans and songs to explore themes and school calendar fixtures like Harvest and Christmas.
• Activity plans and songs to support cross-curricular lessons. Dive into a science, maths, history, or literacy topic with a song.
• Songs and resources for everyday singing, from routines like lining up, circle time and taking the register to playing singing games in the playground.
• Inclusive SEND resources from signed videos (BSL and Makaton), Clicker 5&6 and VOCA resources and Braille scores.
Sing Up is committed to saving time for teachers with a busy workload. It offers a wide range of fantastic songs and teaching resources to help you include singing in your lessons or to act as a complete foundation for singing and music across the school.
Now includes SEND notes to help diversify activities, and Tech ideas for incorporating technology into your lessons
Look out for our new SEND scheme from August 2021
Take a two-minute tour!
Our partnership with Music Express provides access to a comprehensive, engaging and ambitious digital whole-school scheme for teaching curriculum music.
Music Express is the go-to resource for thousands of schools who want a music scheme that’s easy to use for both specialists and non-specialists. It has everything you need to teach a coherently planned music curriculum from Reception to Key Stage 2, from fully resourced lessons and planning documents to warm-ups, skill builders and songs. It also supports you in meeting the aims of the 2019 Ofsted Framework with skills progression and curriculum mapping documentation.
The digital package includes:
• Planning and preparation – Year, medium term (unit) and lesson plans, skills progression documents, assessment sheets and printable resources
• Clear guidance – Easy-to-follow teaching notes and tips to support those with little or no music teaching experience
• Fully resourced lessons – High-quality video, audio and whiteboard displays for engaging lessons
• NEW Early Years resources - From April 2021, access brand new resources for delivering the revised Early Years Framework
• Hundreds of searchable songs – Find songs suitable for all ages and abilities in the Song Bank
• Skills development – Warm-ups and activities to develop pupils’ musicianship
• Ukulele Magic – A scheme of work and resources for whole-class ukulele teaching
For a free 30-day trial, email
Artsmark has been designed by schools, for schools, to align with School Improvement Plans and support core EBACC and STEM priorities, giving the curriculum breadth and balance.
The Artsmark award recognises schools that are making the arts come alive and is a practical and valuable tool for enriching a school’s arts provision, whatever the starting point.
Artsmark has a common sense application process that is light on paperwork and flexible to each school. Find out more about the process, timeline for completing the award and how Artsmark works.
Discover Arts
Arts Award Discover is the introductory award open to children and young people aged up to 25. This award provides a great introduction to the arts.
To achieve Discover, children and young people discover the arts around them, find out about artists and their work and share their experiences with others, gaining a certificate at the end. Arts Award Discover is also open to Key Stage 1.
Through Arts Award young people gain a nationally recognised qualification enabling them to progress into further education and employment. Children and young people work with an Arts Award adviser who supports young people in gaining arts experiences, provides guidance and assesses arts logs and portfolios.
Arts Award is...
• a great way for children and young people to be inspired by and enjoy the arts
• offered at five levels, four qualifications and an introductory award
• a framework for learning new skills and sharing them
• an opportunity to develop creativity and leadership skills
• a link between young people and creative arts professionals
Cost with Music Membership FREE for 30 pupils (Discover) with Silver or Gold Music Membership if chosen as an additional product.
ContactsHead of Lincolnshire Music Service: Jennifer McKie Tel: 01522 552818 [email protected]
Partnership Manager:East Lindsey District Andy RaineMob: 07464 [email protected]
Boston& South Holland DistrictsAndrew Hird Mob: 07795 528785 [email protected]
West Lindsey & North Kesteven DistrictsDave ChambersMob: 07767 [email protected]
Lincoln City & North Kesteven DistrictsMalcolm Duckels Mob: 07795 528783 [email protected]
South Kesteven DistrictChris RogersMob: 07795 [email protected]
Music Service | Tel: 01522 552818 | [email protected]
