Curriculum Music: Ideas and strategies in the face of change
Whether you're teaching in primary or secondary, leading a department, or shaping music education policy, Curriculum Music: Ideas and strategies in the face of change is your essential one-day conference this October.
Against a backdrop of major change – including new music hubs, curriculum reviews, and the upcoming National Centre for Arts & Music Education – this event will help you stay ahead. It provides insight into the future of music education and the changing landscape with tech and AI, but also practical advice and strategies to strengthen your teaching.
Join passionate peers and expert speakers Peter Bolton, Dr Lee Cheng, Jenetta Hurst, Jenny Trattles and many more. Topics include inclusive music-making, composing, tech-driven creativity, vocal pedagogy, CPD, and how to keep students engaged at every stage.
With tailored sessions for both primary and secondary, hands-on workshops, and an inspiring final session on ensemble singing, this day will energise and equip you for the year ahead.
Come for the learning, thrive in the meeting of like-minded peers and be part of the national conversation on music education.
Who should attend?
• Primary teachers (music specialists or general)
• Secondary music teachers
• Instrumental/vocal teachers
• Heads of music or performing arts
• Directors of music
• Subject leads and curriculum officers
• School leadership/governors/trustees
• Music hub managers
• Anyone with an interest in the future of music education