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School-day music lessons, with instruments and teaching arrangements agreed with your school.

A GOOD START FOR YOUR SCHOOL

Give your school’s music a starting point.

Choose the instruments, first group and musical goal you want to discuss. Check the practical pieces, then print a simple plan to take to colleagues and your teaching provider.

Make your programme planAll free resources ↗

THE IDEA STARTS HERE

Let’s put your music programme together.

Make a few choices. Watch your plan take shape. There’s no perfect answer — start with the school you have.

01 Pick your line-up.

One instrument or a whole mix. Your school provides the instruments; start with what you can support.

3 instruments in your line-upMix it up.
02 Find your first group.

A starting group gives your music programme a practical shape. You can build from there.

03 Make room for music.

Choose a place in the school week. Staff supervision, setup and putting instruments away are part of the plan.

04 Give it something to aim for.

Pick a first musical goal. This is a direction to work towards, not a promise of a particular result.

05 Bring the practical bits.

Tick what you already have in mind. Unticked items become your next steps.

0 of 6 practical pieces notedNo rush. Make it workable.
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Check instrument sizes, storage, room access and any equipment the teacher needs.

KEEP THE PLAN MOVING

Your next useful step.

Instrument demand & equipment plannerFree sign-up posterFree school music diaryExplore music lessons for your school

FROM PLANNING TO PLAYING

Let’s talk about music at your school.

MML can discuss the instruments, teaching and practical arrangements that fit your school. Your free planning tools stay free.

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