As Lambeth's most experienced provider of music education for schools, we are delighted to introduce ourselves to you and your team. Since we opened our doors in 2001 we have worked with over 100,000 children and collaborated with a wide range of organisations and practitioners to deliver thousands of inspiring learning experiences.
The vital role of music and the wider arts in supporting wellbeing, social engagement and learning in children is well known and backed by scientific data. We encourage schools to include a vibrant music and creative arts offer both within and beyond their curriculum so that pupils can enjoy the many associated benefits.
We are keen to play a central role in developing music making across Lambeth and offer provision, support and consultancy to schools and families through the following programmes and activities:
The vital role of music and the wider arts in supporting wellbeing, social engagement and learning in children is well known and backed by scientific data. We encourage schools to include a vibrant music and creative arts offer both within and beyond their curriculum so that pupils can enjoy the many associated benefits.
We are keen to play a central role in developing music making across Lambeth and offer provision, support and consultancy to schools and families through the following programmes and activities:
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Musitrax: Whole Class Ensemble Tuition
(primary schools) Bespoke quotes available Currently delivered in 25 primary schools, our Musitrax programme comprises weekly whole-class tuition delivered by visiting music specialists. The Musitrax Curriculum initially aims to develop foundation skills though singing activities based on the Kodaly teaching method. In subsequent years, pupils further their musicianship by learning to play an instrument within a whole-class ensemble and in some cases through music technology and songwriting. To discuss support for your school contact Zoe Ansah: [email protected] |
Peripatetic Teaching
(primary and secondary schools) Hourly rates Our professional music tutors visit schools on a weekly basis to deliver individual/small-group music lessons. Students develop key musical skills through a variety of activities that support technical and theoretical understanding. Our tutor team embraces a variety of instruments, styles, cultures and approaches, and many maintain active links with the industry. LMS tutors are encouraged to work in collaboration with schools to support curriculum work, ensembles and events. To discuss support for your school contact Alistair Walker: [email protected] |
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Singing Programmes
(primary and secondary schools) Heavily subsidised We work with a range of partner organisations to deliver exciting singing programmes for both primary and secondary schools that comprise:
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Music Teacher Networks
(primary and secondary) Free Our Music Teacher Network meetings take place each term (currently virtually) and enable teachers to connect, share resources and ideas, and engage in professional discourse and development through lightly facilitated sessions. Meetings include presentations from Hub partner organisations through which teachers can find our a range of enrichment opportunities for their students and additional support for their school. To join one of our networks please contact Oliver Bayley: [email protected] |
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High-profile Events
(Primary and secondary schools) Fees announced each year LMS recognises the vital role that performance opportunities play in supporting musical development and celebrating musical achievements with friends, family and the local community. Each year we curate a varied programme of events that we hope will meet the needs of a diverse range of musicians with different abilities and interests. For further information about activity planned for this year please contact Oliver Bayley: [email protected] |
Instrument Hire
(schools) £20 per term LMS maintains a large stock of musical instruments which are available for hire on a termly basis to schools and families. If you are aware of a pupil in need of an instrument, or would like to discuss a specific school need, please contact Jonny Raper: [email protected] |
Brixton Hill Music Centre
(learners aged 5 and above) Fee and bursary information available by clicking here Brixton Hill Music Centre, situated in Richard Atkins primary school, is a dynamic and friendly learning community which meets on Saturdays and after-school during term time. It offers a range of courses, lessons and group-music making experiences, spanning instrumental and vocal lessons, steel pan groups and orchestras, band, choirs and beyond! To find our more please contact Alistair Walker: [email protected] |
Click here to learn more about Lambeth Music Service's Charging, Remission and Subsidy policy.
