High-level overview of the Original Scheme: Scope and Sequence.
The CPD session will also explore Yumu – the student learning space – and the lesson building and sharing functionalities. This session will focus on 5-11 year olds.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We’ll look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free online Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
Exploring Musical School and its learning resources, supporting documents, range of materials in Freestyle, instruments, sing and special needs areas.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We’ll look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade offering a complete new music scheme for the new curriculum. Find out more about Charanga.
This free online Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
High-level overview of the Original Scheme: Scope and Sequence.
The CPD session will also explore Yumu – the student learning space – and the lesson building and sharing functionalities. This session will focus on 5-11 year olds.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We’ll look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free online Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
Join Royal Opera House for this virtual teacher training event introducing the Create and Sing programme and how to explore opera in the classroom.
Free programme of training and resources
Join the Royal Opera House for the second CPD training events exploring the Create and Sing Hansel & Gretel scheme of work (KS1-KS3). The specialist drama and music practitioners will introduce the programme, pedagogy and resources guiding through effective approaches to supporting students’ creative learning by exploring opera.
Create and Sing is an innovative drama and singing programme supporting young people’s creative learning and giving voice to their creativity. Our nationally and freely available teacher training and resources engage schools in a creative process leading towards creating opera in the classroom.
Teachers are not required to have specialist music training as our free certified training and unique online resources help guide them through the programme every step of the way.
CPD training
Our creative and interactive training sessions invite teachers to collaborate and explore the Create and Sing programme together. There is an emphasis on play, discovery and participation ask attendees to bring a “give it a go” attitude.
Please note this is a 2 part training course and attendees need to register for both parts separately on Eventbrite.
To ensure the required number of attendees we ask all teachers to sign up with a deputy who will step in for you, should you not be able to attend. Both you and your deputy may attend, just let us know if this is likely to be the case.
Details about the digital platforms that will be used in the session will be emailed to attendees in advance, along with some familiarisation information to help guide you through using them. If you have any special accessibility requirements please get in touch via createandsing@roh.org.uk
Programme includes:
Certified teacher training for KS1, KS2 and KS3 teachers across the U.K.
Digital resources that are free to access via the ROH Learning Platform, giving teachers the option of two-lesson (Taster), five-lesson (Explorer) and ten-lesson (Immersive) schemes of work.
Introductory films that inspire and entertain students, reinforcing the activities and concepts they encounter in the lessons.
Backing tracks with and without vocal lines for all the selected opera excerpts, to assist with learning and performing.
Support in helping children achieve the KS1, KS2 and KS3 National Curriculum attainment targets for Music and links to the wider curriculum.
Join Royal Opera House for this virtual teacher training event introducing the Create and Sing programme and how to explore opera in the classroom.
Free programme of training and resources
Join the Royal Opera House for part one of two CPD training events exploring the Create and Sing Hansel & Gretel scheme of work (KS1-KS3). Specialist drama and music practitioners will introduce the programme, pedagogy and resources before guiding you through effective approaches to supporting students’ creative learning by exploring opera.
Create and Sing is an innovative drama and singing programme supporting young people’s creative learning and giving voice to their creativity. Nationally and freely available teacher training and resources engage schools in a creative process leading towards creating opera in the classroom.
Teachers are not required to have specialist music training as the free certified training and unique online resources help guide them through the programme every step of the way.
CPD training
The creative and interactive training sessions invite teachers to collaborate and explore the Create and Sing programme together. There is an emphasis on play, discovery and participation, attendees are asked to bring a”give it a go” attitude.
Please note this is a 2 part training course and attendees need to register for both parts separately on Eventbrite.
To ensure the required number of attendees we ask all teachers to sign up with a deputy who will step in for you, should you not be able to attend. Both you and your deputy may attend, just let us know if this is likely to be the case.
Details about the digital platforms that will be used in the session will be emailed to attendees in advance, along with some familiarisation information to help guide you through using them. If you have any special accessibility requirements please get in touch via createandsing@roh.org.uk
Programme includes:
Certified teacher training for KS1, KS2 and KS3 teachers across the U.K.
Digital resources that are free to access via the ROH Learning Platform, giving teachers the option of two-lesson (Taster), five-lesson (Explorer) and ten-lesson (Immersive) schemes of work.
Introductory films that inspire and entertain students, reinforcing the activities and concepts they encounter in the lessons.
Backing tracks with and without vocal lines for all the selected opera excerpts, to assist with learning and performing.
Support in helping children achieve the KS1, KS2 and KS3 National Curriculum attainment targets for Music and links to the wider curriculum.
Join Royal Opera House for this in person teacher training event introducing the Create and Sing programme and how to explore opera in the classroom.
Free programme of training and resources
Join the Royal Opera House for an afternoon CPD training event exploring our Create and Sing The Magic Flute scheme of work (KS1-KS3). Our specialist drama and music practitioners will introduce the programme, pedagogy and resources before guiding you through effective approaches to supporting students’ creative learning by exploring opera.
Create and Sing is an innovative drama and singing programme supporting young people’s creative learning and giving voice to their creativity. Our nationally and freely available teacher training and resources engage schools in a creative process leading towards creating opera in the classroom.
Teachers are not required to have specialist music training as our free certified training and unique online resources help guide them through the programme every step of the way.
CPD training
The ROH creative and interactive training sessions invites teachers to collaborate and explore the Create and Sing programme together. There is an emphasis on play, discovery and participation and attendees are asked to bring a “give it a go” attitude.
To ensure the required number of attendees we ask all teachers to sign up with a deputy who will step in for you, should you not be able to attend. Both you and your deputy may attend, just let us know if this is likely to be the case.
Details about the digital platforms that will be used in the session will be emailed to attendees in advance, along with some familiarization information to help guide you through using them. If you have any special accessibility requirements please get in touch via createandsing@roh.org.uk
Programme includes:
Certified teacher training for KS1, KS2 and KS3 teachers across the U.K.
Digital resources that are free to access via the ROH Learning Platform, giving teachers the option of two-lesson (Taster), five-lesson (Explorer) and ten-lesson (Immersive) schemes of work.
Introductory films that inspire and entertain students, reinforcing the activities and concepts they encounter in the lessons.
Backing tracks with and without vocal lines for all the selected opera excerpts, to assist with learning and performing.
Support in helping children achieve the KS1, KS2 and KS3 National Curriculum attainment targets for Music and links to the wider curriculum.
Join Royal Opera House for this virtual teacher training event introducing the Create and Sing programme and how to explore opera in the classroom.
Free programme of training and resources
Find out more about the second of this two-part CPD training events exploring the Create and Sing The Magic Flute scheme of work (KS1-KS3). Royal Opera House specialist drama and music practitioners will introduce the programme, pedagogy and resources before guiding through effective approaches to supporting students’ creative learning by exploring opera.
Create and Sing is an innovative drama and singing programme supporting young people’s creative learning and giving voice to their creativity. These nationally and freely available teacher training and resources engage schools in a creative process leading towards creating opera in the classroom.
Teachers are not required to have specialist music training as our free certified training and unique online resources help guide them through the programme every step of the way.
CPD training
The creative and interactive training sessions invites teachers to collaborate and explore the Create and Sing programme together. There is an emphasis on play, discovery and participation and we therefore ask attendees to bring a a “give it a go” attitude.
Please note this is a 2 part training course and attendees need to register for both parts separately on Eventbrite.
To ensure the required number of attendees we ask all teachers to sign up with a deputy who will step in for you, should you not be able to attend. Both you and your deputy may attend, just let us know if this is likely to be the case.
Details about the digital platforms that will be used in the session will be emailed to attendees in advance, along with some familiarisation information to help guide you through using them. If you have any special accessibility requirements please get in touch via createandsing@roh.org.uk.
Programme includes:
Certified teacher training for KS1, KS2 and KS3 teachers across the U.K.
Digital resources that are free to access via the ROH Learning Platform, giving teachers the option of two-lesson (Taster), five-lesson (Explorer) and ten-lesson (Immersive) schemes of work.
Introductory films that inspire and entertain students, reinforcing the activities and concepts they encounter in the lessons.
Backing tracks with and without vocal lines for all the selected opera excerpts, to assist with learning and performing.
Support in helping children achieve the KS1, KS2 and KS3 National Curriculum attainment targets for Music and links to the wider curriculum.
Join Royal Opera House for this virtual teacher training event introducing the Create and Sing programme and how to explore opera in the classroom.
Free programme of training and resources
Find out more about the first of this two-part CPD training events exploring the Create and Sing The Magic Flute scheme of work (KS1-KS3). Royal Opera House specialist drama and music practitioners will introduce the programme, pedagogy and resources before guiding through effective approaches to supporting students’ creative learning by exploring opera.
Create and Sing is an innovative drama and singing programme supporting young people’s creative learning and giving voice to their creativity. These nationally and freely available teacher training and resources engage schools in a creative process leading towards creating opera in the classroom.
Teachers are not required to have specialist music training as our free certified training and unique online resources help guide them through the programme every step of the way.
CPD training
The creative and interactive training sessions invites teachers to collaborate and explore the Create and Sing programme together. There is an emphasis on play, discovery and participation and we therefore ask attendees to bring a a “give it a go” attitude.
Please note this is a 2 part training course and attendees need to register for both parts separately on Eventbrite.
To ensure the required number of attendees we ask all teachers to sign up with a deputy who will step in for you, should you not be able to attend. Both you and your deputy may attend, just let us know if this is likely to be the case.
Details about the digital platforms that will be used in the session will be emailed to attendees in advance, along with some familiarisation information to help guide you through using them. If you have any special accessibility requirements please get in touch via createandsing@roh.org.uk.
Programme includes:
Certified teacher training for KS1, KS2 and KS3 teachers across the U.K.
Digital resources that are free to access via the ROH Learning Platform, giving teachers the option of two-lesson (Taster), five-lesson (Explorer) and ten-lesson (Immersive) schemes of work.
Introductory films that inspire and entertain students, reinforcing the activities and concepts they encounter in the lessons.
Backing tracks with and without vocal lines for all the selected opera excerpts, to assist with learning and performing.
Support in helping children achieve the KS1, KS2 and KS3 National Curriculum attainment targets for Music and links to the wider curriculum.
All Essex music educators teaching from KS1 to KS5 are invited to join Essex Music Education Hub on 11 July 2023 for a Schools’ Music Conference
Special guests and friends of Essex Music Hub will join us for a day exploring how all children can receive the music education they so richly deserve.
During the day we will be joined by:
Sam Stimpson – talking about Equlity, Diversity and Inclusion in music.
Adam Saunders – leading practical instrumental sessions to include all pupils
David Stanley and Music Man Project Ambassadors to see how live music transforms lives
Beat Goes On to include a little music in to sessions, no instruments required!
This course is subsidised from £140 to *£40 by Essex Music Education Hub .
Please note no payment will be taken via Eventbrite.
*£40 (or £140) will be invoiced to your school before the event.
*The subsidised price is available for staff who work in DFE funded schools served by Essex, Thurrock and Southend Music Hubs. Staff from Independent schools or schools not served by the Hub will be charged £140.
Lunch will be provided – please advise any dietary requirements or allergens when booking your place.
Explore how to teach musical notation through practical activity.
The session will be delivered using materials from the Charanga music scheme but the ideas and methodology can be adapted to use with other resources. The session is aimed at teachers with both musical experience or who are new to teaching music.
This event is being hosted by the Tiptree and Stanway Consortium but is open to schools outside of this partnership. If you are part of the Tiptree and Stanway Consortium, you do not need to book for this event through Eventbrite.
*There is no cost for Essex DfE funded schools to attend this training. Other schools will be invoiced £40 for the event.
