TRANSITION | FOUNDATION
Music surrounds us in everyday life, and it is essential that we provide students with a toolkit for understanding and experiencing music on a deeper level. Active music making enriches students' lives and fosters a love of the subject, building imagination and intellectual curiosity. Research indicates that studying music also benefits students’ studies in all other subjects including developing language and reasoning, mastery of memorisation, increased coordination, emotional development, pattern recognition, self-discipline, special awareness, teamwork and self-confidence.
This guide provides information about this GCSE course with advice to help you succeed; also included: useful links to the relevant exam board, curriculum map, past papers and revision websites.
The exam season can be a particularly stressful and challenging time for both students and parents. If your child is grappling with revision schedules, difficult subjects, and the pressure to perform, these 'top tips' will help you to support them.
Programme lunchtime and after school rehearsals/clubs which generally includes
Concert programme includes
All KS3 students are invited to take part in the Winter and Summer concerts.
Instrumental lessons are available for students to opt into on a wide range of instruments.
The department actively works with Brent Music Service and other partners and as a result have been and continues to be involved in outstanding projects. These have included: