In addition to exploring the Scheme lessons and supporting documents, we’ll show the wide range of materials available in the Freestyle, Instruments, Sing, and special needs areas. There’s music for every moment and everybody!
This software is fun and accessible for beginners and has the functionality to excite more experienced music tech students. Explore the flexible, ready-made units and see how to
share YuStudio with students to support independent learning.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free online Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
This is an online webinar. Once registered on the Book Now link below you will be emailed the url asap.
To foster and encourage young musicians, we need to place music at the heart of the learning process. In this session, we’ll consider how musical teaching might look and feel in practice. We’ll explore a range of activities and share ideas to take back to the classroom.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
While improvisation is of the moment, a composition can be revisited and refined over time. In this session, we’ll include the activities from the units for ages 5-11 and those found elsewhere and consider ideas to hone and extend improvisation & compositional skills.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
Charanga Musical School is the most significant new Primary music resource for a decade.
Embedding music across all areas of school life. A chance to look at resources that enhance the Scheme and provide further music experiences for every learner. We look at materials to encourage deeper learning, music as a way to support other subject areas, and opportunities for whole-school projects.
This free online Twilight CPD session is an opportunity to experience the benefits of Charanga who have access to our E-Learning package, and for those who might be interested in signing up.
This is an online webinar. Once registered on the Book Now link below you will be emailed the url asap.
This is an opportunity to observe a practical KS2 music lesson. Kristian Parkes will lead a class of KS2 children through an instrumental lesson using a Charanga scheme of work. After this, he will present a CPD session as a follow-up to the observed lesson. Please note the timings of this session: 1.45 pm (Lesson Demonstration), 3.30 pm (CPD Session) finish 5.00 pm
In this session, we will explore various performance, improvising and composing techniques for different age groups and levels of ability – from very simple to quite complex and everything in between. We’ll also see how the various options for notation allow everyone to engage at their level.
Inspire and nurture composers, improvisers, and performers. The four iPad projects were devised after extensive work in special needs and alternative provision settings. Offering video and supporting materials enables everyone to lead exciting, creative music-making sessions.
What does this mean, and what does it look like in the classroom? We need to place music at the heart of the learning process to foster and encourage young musicians. In this session, we’ll consider how musical teaching looks and feels. We’ll explore a range of activities and share ideas to take back to the classroom.