Music Teacher magazine presents it’s annual one day conference and exhibition, Curriculum Music: Inspiring creative music-learning on 16th October.
With curriculum reform placing renewed attention on the arts, there has never been a better time for music educators to reflect on what high-quality, inclusive and inspiring music learning can look like.
Curriculum Music: Inspiring creative music-learning – a one-day conference organised by Music Teacher magazine on 16th October – brings together leading voices from across music education to explore the challenges and opportunities ahead.
From curriculum design and musical progression to inclusion, composition, music technology, singing and performance confidence, the programme is packed with practical ideas that can be applied immediately in schools.
Whether you teach in a primary or secondary setting, you’ll be able to tailor your day through specialist breakout sessions and gain fresh approaches to support creativity, progression and engagement for every learner. Alongside expert guidance on the implications of proposed curriculum changes, you’ll leave with concrete strategies, resources and renewed confidence in your own practice.
Most importantly, the conference celebrates the vital role music teachers play in young people’s lives. Join colleagues from across the sector for a day of professional learning, discussion and inspiration, and return to school equipped to shape the future of music education with confidence.
There is a small exhibition, with a maximum of eight exhibitors, so if you’d like to join ABRSM, AQA, Charanga/Music First, Music Teacher’s Association and National Education Union, for more details, please contact Amy Driscoll amy.driscoll@markallengroup.com
For tickets: https://musicteacherconference.com/live/en/page/home
