Pupils at Grace Darling CoE Primary School love to take part in musical activities across the key stages. We look forward to performing not only in assemblies, collective worship and music showcases, but we also enjoy publishing our work on www.Soundcloud.com so that our adults at home can hear what we have achieved within music lessons and extra curricular ensembles. 

Our staff recognise the importance of music within the curriculum, not only to develop our pupils' instrumental and singing skills, but also to improve well being, encourage team work and increase resilience. We have a strong music curriculum, supported by teaching which is unique to our school. Colliery Band's have always been a huge part of our local heritage, and tying in with this each child at Grace Darling CofE Primary School learns a brass instrument - perhaps like their grandparents and great grandparents before them! 

Thanks to the Newbiggin Partnership we are lucky to have a team of 6 instrumental tutors who work tirelessly to provide additional performance opportunities for our pupils such as a Steel Pan Group, a Concert band and a contemporary Christian music group - the T-LIGHTS. Ensembles and small group instrumental teaching takes place in our specialist music room, which is equipped with many instruments such as drum kits, keyboards, guitars and a piano.

At Bishop’s Primary, we celebrate the uniqueness and talents of every child. Our team of professionals care about the children in our care and we have high expectations of behaviour and achievement in all areas and therefore focus equally on the personal, social and academic development of all of our pupils. Our state-of-the-art campus boasts a range of fabulous facilities and opportunities both indoors and outdoors to provide a stimulating and exciting learning environment.
Pupils take part in a range of instrumental lessons, musical projects and extra curricular clubs. Every child in KS2 has instrumental lessons for up to 3 years with the aim to take a grade 1 standard assessment at the end of year 6. We are predominantly a string specialist school, with pupils receiving guitar, mandolin, ukulele, cello, violin and tuned percussion lessons.

At James Knott CofE Primary School our aim is to create a warm, safe and happy environment where every child feels valued and inspired to learn.  We pride ourselves on our family ethos and strive for excellence in everything that we do.

We are proud of our focus on traditional values, good manners and enthusiasm for learning. We provide an exciting and varied curriculum with inspiring classrooms that are bright and welcoming, with lively and interesting displays to celebrate children’s work.  This well-designed curriculum supports good-quality teaching and encourages the development of skills across all subjects, preparing our children for academic and personal success now and in the future.

Everyone at James Knott has the opportunity to learn the recorder and JSax as part of whole class tuition, and many pupils continue to learn how to play the alto or soprano saxophone in year 6. We enjoy showcasing our musical learning to parents and carers whilst supporting the wider community with musical performances where ever possible.

At the Northumberland Church of England Academy Trust, we believe it is important for our pupils to see the joy music can bring throughout your whole life. Staff and members of the local community regularly have the opportunity to join in with musical performances, both for our pupils and for our own wellbeing and professional development. 

It is through this soundcloud account that we will share some of those recordings with our wider school community!

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The aim of William Leech Primary is to provide opportunities for children to develop into independent and confident young people who know how to make a positive contribution to their community and the wider society.  Developing children’s moral, spiritual, social and cultural understanding is woven into school life; everyone is encouraged to ‘Let their Light shine’. 

Musical opportunities at William Leech are extensive; all children in Key Stage 2 have the opportunity to learn to play a flute individually, as part of a small ensemble and as a whole class. There are also a range of extra curricular music groups such as Singing Group, the Tootie Fluties, Ukulele Group and Guitar Club.

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