Trinity College London Key Stage 2 Music Programme

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We will be running a new online seminar led by a key figure in music education every term. Dates will be appearing here as they are planned in. October 2009 ''Making More of Music'' and the Key Stage 2 Music CPD Programme led by Gary Spruce from the Open University. This seminar is now closed thank you to everyone who participated. You can review the discussion by clicking hereFebruary 2009 ''It''s not just about the music: What are the musical and non-musical benefits of learning in a whole class context?'' We would like to thank Julie Evans for leading such a thought-provoking and stimulating online seminar and for all those who have responded in such a considered and reflective way. It has been a pleasure to read.To read Julie''s seminar click here Seminar Archive To read seminars that we ran last year led by Leonora Davies, Keith Swanwick and Francesca Matthews click here
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