There are many benefits to learning a musical instrument. As well as developing instrumental and vocal skills, learning how to play an instrument also helps students to improve many core skills such as memory, co-ordination, self-discipline, motivation, time management, team work, confidence, creativity and imagination .
New this year, Overture is a highly subsidised, targeted programme of instrumental learning that supports groups of students to learn to play rarer instruments in school. We are offering the scheme to primary and secondary level students in Key Stages Two and Three, with priority given to primary level and Year 7 students.
Instrumental tuition on a specific agreed instrument is given to two groups of seven students learning in 30 minute sessions. We agree the instrument to be learnt with the school, subject to availability of sufficient instruments and tutors, and the instrumental learning already available in school.
Our ‘wrap around’ services also support the learning process, such as projects and events to take part in.
Pupils learning an instrument already can join the scheme, as long as there are sufficient other learners for whom this is their first instrument.
Overture is a great way to evidence Range Of Offer in a school's Artsmark submission.
£39 per one hour session, can be booked by term or 30 week academic year
Includes loan of instruments
Schools can recover the cost by charging families £2.80 per student per session
This project is offered free to the first 12 schools that sign up!
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