SMALL ACTIONS. ROOM TO GROW.
Turn your music priorities into next steps.
Set out your school’s current music provision, choose practical priorities and decide who will take them forward. Print the worksheet for your staff discussion.
FROM THE CURRENT PICTURE TO THE NEXT STEP
Make a practical action worksheet.
This is an optional school discussion tool, not the full music development plan or a compliance assessment. For England, use the official DfE summary guidance and template (opens in a new tab) alongside your wider planning. Other UK nations have their own guidance.
Use school-level notes and roles, not pupil names or sensitive details. Entries stay on this page, are not submitted and disappear when you reload.
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School music action worksheet
Your school
Classroom music
- Working now
- To discuss
- Next action
- To discuss
- Responsible role
- To discuss
- Review point
- To discuss
Instrumental, vocal and other musical opportunities
- Working now
- To discuss
- Next action
- To discuss
- Responsible role
- To discuss
- Review point
- To discuss
Performances and musical experiences
- Working now
- To discuss
- Next action
- To discuss
- Responsible role
- To discuss
- Review point
- To discuss
A discussion worksheet, not a full music development plan. Confirm lessons and practical arrangements with your school before registering. Free resources: mymusiclessons.uk/resources/
KEEP THE PLAN MOVING
Your next useful step.
FROM PLANNING TO PLAYING
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