Wednesday 12th October this year is an important day in the country’s musical calendar, marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Ralph Vaughan Williams. Supported generously by the RVW Trust, the MTA commissioned teaching resources from EYFS to KS5, which you can find on our website at http://www.musicteachers.org/rvw150/. Our thanks to Imelda Shirley, Rebecca Berkley, Karen Marshall,…
Have you discovered our resources to help you understand the National Plan for Music Education? Visit our dedicated page to read the Summary, access webinars and develop your strategy with our Self-Evaluation tools. Whether in Primary or Secondary, there is advice to help you navigate the NPME and what it can mean for your school.…
Conference 2022 Programme released – YolanDa Brown & Caius Lee are our Keynote Speakers this year.
Individually and together (including with the ISM through the #CanDoMusic campaign), Music Mark and the Music Teachers’ Association (MTA) have worked hard to provide training, resources and guidance across the UK for over eighteen months, helping music teachers to find innovative…
As schools across the UK reopen for the new academic year this Autumn, the partners who created the #CanDoMusic campaign are calling on everyone to champion music as part of every child’s education.
Of one thing I have no doubt, that MTA wants to deliver opportunities and access for all, allowing every child access to life-changing experiences. This is why we are so passionate about exploring ways in which we can work together to provide giant networks of collaborative opportunity.
‘The MMC takes as its starting point the ambition that every young person should be able to experience music and to make progress. It is founded on the belief that music enriches individual lives as well as a school’s wider community’.
The new Model Music Curriculum has been released on Friday March 26th 2021 at 9:30am by the Department for Education.
The Music Teachers’ Association has sent a letter to English Secretary of State for Education, Gavin Williamson, urging a rethink to reinstate bursaries for music teacher trainees.
The Music Teachers’ Association – in partnership with the ISM and Music Mark – has sent a letter to English Secretary of State for Education, Gavin Williamson