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A N D A R T S
MUS I C
V I
SER OOLS C E S
Music
FO R S C H
2021/22
Performing Arts
Visual Arts
Costume Services
Contents
Welcome to Surrey Arts
I am delighted to launch our comprehensive menu of services
Page for schools for the period September 2021 to July 2022.
Whole Class Ensemble Teaching 2 We are passionate about the impact that the arts have on
young people’s lives and believe that creative engagement
Singing opportunities 4 has a place in every school. We hope that we can work
Beyond the classroom 6
together with you to give your young people the highest
quality music and arts education. Key
Throughout the brochure you
All of our services are flexible and can be tailored to fit will, where relevant, find an
Enriching your curriculum 8 best within your setting. They are also Covid safe, and can at-a-glance guide to the
be delivered online with Surrey County Council safety student levels each opportunity
Supporting teachers 10 requirements. is aimed at, using the following
badges:
I would encourage you to visit our website
Surrey Music Hub 16 and to make use of the programme of Foundation stage fs
CPD and other opportunities we are
Culture Box Surrey 18 creating for you.
Years 1 & 2 ks1
Accessible opportunities 20 Please don’t hesitate to contact
us if you have any questions or
other requirements as we are
Years 3 - 6 ks2
Costume services 22 always happy to meet with school
leaders to discuss how best to Years 7 - 9 ks3
Visual arts 24 meet your individual needs.
Years 10 & 11 ks4
More opportunities 26 Sarah Lee
Head of Surrey Arts
Contacts 28 Sixth form ks 5
Special Schools send
Whole Class Ensemble Teaching
Surrey Arts can help your class start on ks1
the exciting journey of learning to play a
musical instrument.
First Access Tuning Up
School led WCET Surrey Arts led WCET ks2
Whole Class Ensemble Teaching (WCET) is a
scheme detailed in the National Plan for Music
First Access is a WCET scheme in which Surrey Tuning Up is a one year programme led by
Education with the key objective of providing
Arts will support you in leading your own music experienced Surrey Arts music teachers who
all children with the opportunity to learn an
classes using Surrey Arts Interactive’s Charanga can visit your school in person or online if
instrument at no additional cost to them.
resources. required, and teach your students over the
course of the year.
All of our services are flexible and can be Choice of instruments:
tailored to fit best within your setting. We follow • Recorder This can be structured as either:
all of the County Council’s health and safety • Classroom percussion One class - three terms of learning
requirements, and our services can be delivered • Ukulele (2 or 3 different instruments across the year)
online if necessary.
Surrey Arts provides: OR
• Reduced Charanga licence fees Three classes - one term each
• Access to reduced-cost instrument purchase (Same instrument)
y to
Book earolin t!
• CPD for teachers
avoid disapp tmen
hire
FREE instrument
included!
Choice of instruments:
We recognise that all schools are unique in their
needs. If you wish to find out more about these Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2
packages or discuss possibilities for bespoke The Charanga licence gives access to ten week- Recorder All of this, plus:
options, please contact us. by-week lessons to teach a KS1 class to play Ukulele Clarinet
recorder, percussion or ukulele, supporting you Singing Brass
For more information please contact to deliver WCET in your school. African percussion Guitar
Jo Ninian on: It also offers a complete scheme of work for the Classroom percussion Violin
T: 01483 519303 primary music curriculum, as well as additional PBrass (plastic instruments)
E: jo.ninian@surreycc.gov.uk resources for assessment, teaching, SEND and
topic work.
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Singing Opportunities
Singing in schools dramatically improves self-esteem, helps children to be more calm and
School Singing ks1
focused and increases enjoyment and engagement in class. Join Surrey Arts in celebrating
a return to group singing with our range of singing opportunities for children of all ages! Support
We are adding even more to our online singing
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Primary Festivals 2022 support package with the introduction of Ex
Cathedra’s award winning Singing Playgrounds
The Primary Music Festivals have been running Online available at a discounted rate, along with
in Surrey for over 25 years and offers KS2 classes “how-to” videos created by our singing teachers. We ks3
the opportunity to join forces and sing to packed also provide packages of support visits and CPD to
auditoriums in some of the county’s largest venues help schools to start and develop their choirs. We
work with your school music leader to develop their
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with a professional backing band.
Children get the opportunity to sing a wide variety song leading skills with the help of our County Choir
conductors.
of music including popular songs. Children learn
the music in school and then come together on
the concert day for an exciting group rehearsal in “The children had a smile the whole time
the concert venue.
We also offer CPD and visits from our experienced ks2 and sang songs all the way home! ”
vocal team to support the learning of the songs.
Singing Picnics
Performances An opportunity for primary school children and ks2
& Projects teachers to come together with other schools
to play singing games and enjoy a picnic lunch
at parks and inspirational spaces across Surrey. send
Surrey Arts has opportunities for secondary school
choirs and young singing leaders to take part in These are a low-cost, low-pressure way for
events such as Primary Festivals and Singing Picnics schools to take part in group music making
with an emphasis on enjoyment, well being and
as special guest choirs and young leaders. We also community without the need to prepare for a
ks3 have special projects with partners like the Royal formal performance. For more information please contact:
Opera House (Create and Sing), the Surrey County T: 01483 519303
Choirs and specialist workshops which we invite CPD (face-to-face and online) is available for E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk
ks4 school choirs and soloists to join. Performance teachers to make it easy to take the songs
opportunities to inspire and showcase your singers!
learned back for use in the classroom, the choir surreyarts.com
or the playground.
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Beyond the Classroom
Nothing beats real musical experiences
to inspire music making in your school. Instrumental Tuition
Surrey Arts has been providing music lessons in schools and
From hands on come & try sessions to individual the wider community for over 50 years, enriching the lives of
demonstrations and ensemble performances, hundreds of thousands of children and young people.
Surrey Arts can provide unique in-school
opportunities to inspire young people to learn We provide individual or group lessons on the full range of
music. ks1 orchestral and band instruments including:
Extra-curricular Groups Strings Brass Piano Woodwind
Surrey Arts teachers can come to your school to ks2 Voice Percussion Keyboard Guitar
lead weekly group music making.
We can provide teachers for: ks3 Lessons can be arranged directly by the parents or you as a
school may wish to purchase teacher time to allow you to
Choir Orchestra
choose which students participate, particularly if you are
African Drumming Samba
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with specific additional needs. We have the flexibility to offer
online lessons into your school should it be required.
Or perhaps try something new like Drumline:
An exciting drum ensemble that originated in
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America. It is a military style marching band, Instrument Hire
incorporating various percussion instruments. send Instrument hire or our assisted instrument purchase
Weekly classes can be delivered in small groups scheme are available to all students having music lessons
and students will learn to read music, play all through Surrey Arts.
the instruments and learn how to be part of an Please see surreyarts.com for more details
ensemble.
For more information please contact:
Remittance Policy
T: 01483 519303 There are generous discounts/concessions for those who
E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk qualify (e.g. Pupil Premium, FSM, Families receiving Universal
surreyarts.com Credit) both for instrumental lessons and instrument hire.
More details available at surreyarts.com
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Enriching your Curriculum
Workshops Music Production ks3
Our experienced teachers can deliver percussion
Music production classes are growing in popularity
workshops in a range of different genres such as
samba, African djembes, Drumline and orchestral
and give students who may have avoided music ks4
in the past the opportunity to create their own
percussion, as appropriate to age. Students will
sound.
gain an understanding of where the style of music
comes from and get to play the instruments in Surrey Arts can provide experienced tutors to ks 5
a fun way. They will build on their rhythmic and deliver a range of bespoke music technology,
ensemble skills. music production or DJ workshops in which send
students learn DJ skills such as beat matching,
A range of bespoke vocal workshops is on offer
blending, cutting and scratching to create a mix.
including music theatre, “Make A Mash Up”, part
They can also complete their own creative
singing, performance skills, changing voices, vocal
compositions on professional technology and are
confidence, vocal health, playground songs, and
free to study and compose in a range of styles
choir tune-ups. These could be delivered directly
from grime to dubstep or rock to hip-hop.
to your students, or to teachers or both together.
Live Experiences “An excellent opportunity for students
Surrey Arts can provide various options for live
music experiences in your school.
to explore the technology aspect of their
From individual musicians performing in musical skills “
assemblies, to larger groups (brass, strings, jazz or
mixed groups) who can share the joy of live music We can work with your school to offer:
as well as educating your students on the range of
In-school class tuition
experiences learning an instrument can provide.
DJ class workshops For more information please contact:
For more information on these offers please
After school clubs T: 01483 519303
contact:
E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk
T: 01483 519303 Online music production
E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk Grades in music technology using the surreyarts.com
Rock School syllabus
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Supporting Teachers
Surrey Arts offers a wide range of support
Model Lessons &
for the training and development of
school based staff. Workshops
Are you holding a themed day, or performing arts
week?
“I found the day very informative and it
really reminded me why teaching music Why not combine two needs in one go, and use
is so powerful! Thank you! ” a Surrey Arts teacher to work with your children
on the theme of your choice, whilst the teachers
watch and get new ideas for their music teaching?
Training From water, to the Romans, to St Lucia, music
We offer regular twilight training sessions in workshops can make a theme day come alive!
person and online as well as more in-depth CPD
days and conferences to help you find ways to
better educate your students.
We also facilitate networking sessions for
Bespoke Training for your School
teachers in primary, secondary and SEND
settings which can offer in depth curriculum Members of our primary team can run INSET Secondary support is available either from
advice and support either through our own sessions, model class music lessons – or the Surrey Arts team, or by signposting you to
experienced practitioners or by signposting anything else that could help support your local expertise to ensure you receive the most
you to other organisations. teachers to deliver a broad, rich and deep focused help to support you in your curriculum
For our secondary education colleagues we curriculum. development.
offer a secondary music network which hosts We can meet with your Head Teacher or music For all keys stages, we can offer advice on
annual exam moderation support. leader to discuss how music can be developed preparing for an Ofsted Deep Dive and share
For more information: at your school and what Surrey Arts has to offer, the wisdom of those who have already gone
T: 01483 519303 as well as provide practical help training the through the process.
E: alex.bondonno@surreycc.gov.uk staff team with twilight sessions such as “Music
for the terrified”!
surreyarts.com
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Supporting Teachers
Online Resources Surrey Arts Interactive (KS1 - KS2) ks1
Enhance your school’s music curriculum with Including Charanga Recorder World, Percussion
digital resources for classroom settings. World and other primary music curriculum
resources.
ks2
In order to give schools an informed choice
about online tools to support the music
curriculum, we have been able to pilot and
Musical Futures: Just Play (KS2 - KS3) ks3
Designed to provide a vibrant curriculum
support some leading digital resources.
approach that engages students in whole
Please contact us if you would like more
class music making. A step-by-step resource ks4
information on any of these services.
supporting the development of musical
knowledge and rhythmic awareness alongside
instrumental skill development ks 5
MusicFirst (KS3 - KS5) send
A comprehensive learning management Newsletter
system dedicated to music education. This Look out for our half termly schools’ email with
combines learning management software with all our news, updates and training opportunities.
engaging curriculum content and powerful If you would like this delivered directly to your
integrated software to help teachers monitor inbox, please email:
student progress, make lesson plans and create E: jo.ninian@surreycc.gov.uk
Singing Playgrounds (KS2 - KS3) assignments.
The award-winning whole-school singing
programme, made available online to
Charanga VIP Studio (KS2 - KS3)
Surrey schools in 2021.
Supporting the teaching of contemporary music
genres, a tool to encourage more young people Surrey Arts Online Learning
For more information: to get into music. In 2020 Surrey Arts developed an online resources platform with School Activities, Learn-to-play
T: 01483 519303 The online recording studio also turns every Videos, Apps and Software and more. For more information please visit:
E: alex.bondonno@surreycc.gov.uk ordinary PC/Mac into a music computer and can https://www.surreymusichub.com/online-learning
surreyarts.com be used anywhere your students can get online. Visit Surrey Arts YouTube channel for a variety of music tutorials, introductions and performances.
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schools should be inclusive
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Primary M Open Studios
Festivals
Creativity
We are extremely proud to be able to connect the
most vulnerable members of our community with
important creative experiences, through diverse
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and inclusive projects such as the UP! Orchestra,
Togetheer!
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I Speak Music and the Just So Singers
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Partnerships We create opportunities to bring schools
Singing
Picnics
We facilitate projects across many
different creative disciplines with the
aim of enriching the learning of Surrey’s
Hub sic
residents and young people
together to learn and perform, including
We work with a number of strategic partners to mass performances, group projects and
maximise the impact of our work across the county multi-school festivals
Surrey Music Hub
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Music Hubs have been created across the UK as
Music Hub in action
part of the government’s National Plan for Music The Horley Project
ks1 Education. Primary schools in Horley recognised the need to
Surrey Music Hub is a network of organisations and build instrumental tuition in their area and wanted
ks2 schools working together to bring more musical
opportunities to young people across the county, in
to create an inclusive offer for all students that
could also lead to ensemble opportunities.
line with our core and extension aims. Working with the local schools partnership, Surrey
ks3 Arts and a local charity, we provided large group
instrumental tuition on a range of instruments for
Who makes up the Hub? the pupils who wanted to be involved.
ks4 Led by Surrey Arts, Surrey Music Hub is a partnership As part of the project the pupils have formed a new
between schools, Arts Partnership Surrey, the Horley Orchestra hosted by their local secondary
Academy of Contemporary Music, University of the schools to give them further opportunities to learn
ks 5 Creative Arts and the Yehudi Menuhin School. and play in a larger ensemble.
What are our aims? Redhill Orchestra Day
Local schools recognised a desire to give their
Core Aims: young musicians the opportunity to be part of a
• Provide whole class ensemble teaching large scale event, playing in an ensemble that
• Provide opportunities to perform in ensembles would be much bigger than they could achieve in
• Ensure clear progression routes are accessible their own schools.
• Develop a singing strategy to ensure that pupils At their local SMH network meeting they put
sing regularly and that choirs are available together a plan, and, working with Surrey Arts, the
Redhill Orchestra Day was born.
Extension Aims: Now in its fifth year, groups of up to 120 children
For more information: • Offer CPD to school staff come together to perform as part of a giant
T: 01483 519303 • Provide instruments for loan ensemble, supported by school music leaders
E: surreymusichub@surreycc.gov.uk • Provide access to inspirational, high quality and Surrey Arts teachers. Repertoire has included
musical experiences, working with professional choices from BBC 10 pieces as well as bespoke
surreymusichub.com musicians and venues arrangements put together by the teachers.
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What is Culture Box Surrey?
Culture Box Surrey is the Cultural Education
Partnership (CEP) for the county of Surrey. ks2
CEPs are a national initiative led by Arts Council
England to promote cultural education for
children and young people in local areas. ks3
Culture Box Surrey offers support to schools ks4
that are passionate about equipping pupils Who makes up Culture Box?
with the knowledge and cultural capital
they need to succeed in life. Artsmark gives your school access to
Culture Box Surrey is facilitated by Surrey
Arts and led by a steering group comprising
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training that will enable you to develop Head Teachers, leaders of cultural provider
Support includes: a long term strategic plan for the
development of cultural learning.
organisations and Artswork. send
Case studies about inspiring projects that We are working in partnership with Matthew
have been delivered in schools across Bourne’s New Adventures, Delight, Stopgap
Surrey and beyond Dance Company, Watts Gallery, Academy of
Contemporary Music (ACM) and others.
Collaborative school clusters working
on joint programmes that create funding
opportunities Arts Award offers a flexible framework
designed to support children and young
How can we help your school?
Culture Box Surrey wants to ensure that the
Resources website, with links to arts people to develop their skills and
voice of young people is heard. Contact us
organisations which have experience of interests in the arts, building their
about opportunities to get involved in planning
working in Surrey schools knowledge as they gain a unique set
the future creative landscape of Surrey.
of qualifications.
Help with Artsmark and Arts Award
For more information:
E: info@cultureboxsurrey.org.uk
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Surrey Arts has been supporting
vulnerable groups such as Looked How can we help? Where do we work?
After Children, people who have been For individual students such as looked after Anywhere! We go where the students are,
displaced, children and adults with children, care leavers, or those who are not in including online.
disabilities and those with mental health education, employment or training (NEET) or
problems for many years. youth offending, we can provide access to: We currently work in a variety of settings outside
• Music lessons mainstream schools. Workshops and training
Working closely with education • Music mentoring
sessions have been taking place in Special
providers, youth services, foster carers, Schools, PRUs (including medical PRUs), youth
NHS, police and local charities, we • Work placements
are proud to be able to promote arts • Shared apprenticeships
opportunities for these groups. • Training/CPD
For group settings, such as Pupil Referral Units For students with additional social or
(PRUs) and special schools we can provide: educational needs we believe that
• Music programmes and workshops music can:
• Training/CPD increase self confidence and the ability
Soundbeam is a technology that uses ultrasonic sensors
to detect movement and translates them into sounds. to process emotions
We have just taken delivery of our own Soundbeam,
encourage integration and social
and are looking to use this to support music making in
cohesion
appropriate settings.
If you would like to find out more about this please provide a safe and creative
contact us; we’d love to be able to support you. environment to have fun and meet new
friends
reduce isolation and anxiety,
improving mental health and
For more information on any of these offers: emotional well being
T: 01483 519303
E: james.pinchen@surreycc.gov.uk improve numeracy and literacy
learning skills
surreyarts.com
20 21Costume Services
Surrey Arts Wardrobe offers a unique
collection of costumes, vintage clothing
and accessories for your school to hire
for theatrical productions, events and
performance exams. Have a look on our
website for hints, tips and tutorials.
Membership Scheme
We recognise the stresses that costuming large
groups of students can present.
Workshops and educational support
Surrey Arts Wardrobe has designed a series of educational workshops that can be tailored to the needs
With this in mind we have constructed a
membership scheme to ease these pressures and
make life a little easier.
of your curriculum. This includes options for sessions both in your own school, or for small groups,
within our wardrobe space at Surrey Arts. Our members gain the following benefits:
Discounted hire charges
Drama Costume Workshops GCSE/A-Level/BTEC support No deposit fees
No minimum spend
Whole class drama workshops at your school A week long intensive work experience program e and
ls o h a v e s ets of Trestl
for Key Stage 3, 4 and 5 students. for small groups, achieving a Bronze Arts Award. Invoice payment option We a
s th a t c a n be used for
mas k tion
We can: Taking students through how to costume a A free ‘borrow week’ per show for fittings Strangeface e a n d c haracterisa
a tr
Explain the role of costume within the film, production from planning stages and mood or rehearsals physical the workshops.
e.
television and theatre industries. boards, to creating believable characters r h a lf a te rm at a tim
Discounted rates for workshops and e hired fo r more deta
ils.
Look at different interpretations of the same including how accessories can be the key to These can b o n ta c t u s fo
play throughout different time periods, how successful costuming. Along with teaching events Please c
costumes can ‘make’ a show. useful skills such as basic repairs, laundry
Bring in examples and displays to provide an methods and budgeting. For more information or to book an appointment:
engaging hands-on learning experience. T: 01483 721697
E: sa.wardrobe@surreycc.gov.uk
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As well our extensive range of music
services, Surrey Arts also proudly supports
SAOS
Surrey Artists Open Studios began 2021 with the
a number of visual arts projects around launch of a newly designed website and online
the county. store. Each year hundreds of artists from across
the county open their studios to the public for two
weeks in June. As well as an opportunity to meet
“Such an exciting exhibition and artists and to discuss their work, many also offer
so full of promise for what’s workshops. School groups are welcome to visit
to come “ their local artists, subject to appointment.
For more information about what to see and do in
We can also help to connect you with local art your area please visit:
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practitioners who can visit your school and lead
bespoke workshops or classes for your students
surreyopenstudios.org.uk
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in a variety of different artistic disciplines.
Please contact us for more details. Surrey Hills Arts
Surrey Hills Arts, a programme of related projects
that explore the richness of our landscape and
For more information about how to get
ks2 involved with these offers, please contact:
heritage through the arts, is supported by Surrey
Arts in partnership with Surrey Hills AONB.
Karl Newman:
ks3 E: karl.newman@surreycc.gov.uk
Projects include a series of permanent
contemporary public art commissions called
T: 01483 519303
Inspiring Views. Each project offers a variety
ks4 SAOS - Caitlin Heffernan: of trails, walks, talks, workshops and other
E: caitlin@surreyopenstudios.org.uk opportunities for young people, schools and
families to take part.
ks 5 Surrey Hills Arts - Ali Clarke:
To find out more and how your school can benefit
E: sa.visual@surreycc.gov.uk
please visit:
send surreyarts.com
surreyhillsarts.org
24 25More opportunities for your students
As well as the wide variety of educational
resources available to schools that you
Workshops
We offer out of school workshops and creative
have seen outlined in this brochure, the experiences that your students can get involved
work that Surrey Arts undertakes reaches in.
far out into our community. Workshops include:
From ensembles and opportunities to join Singing Guitar LIVE!
inclusive orchestras or choirs, to holiday
workshops and creative events, we have a range DJ and Music Arts and craft
of activities you can signpost your students to. Production workshops
Ensembles Holiday Activities
Joining a group or ensemble is a great way to During the school holidays we provide a range of
develop your learning and perform with other music and art activities. Our annual Easter music
musicians in front of audiences. There are over courses have both residential and non-residential
50 Surrey Arts ensembles for beginners and options in a range of orchestral, vocal and digital
experienced musicians, both young people experiences. 2020 saw our biggest online summer
and adults. These include area and county programme ever with over 200 young people
ensembles as well as accessible orchestras and taking part.
choirs such as the award winning UP! Orchestra
and Just So Singers.
For more information on any of the activities
listed here, please contact:
T: 01483 519303 Keep up to date by signing up to the
E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk Surrey Arts newsletter at:
surreyarts.com surreyarts.com
26 27Contacts
Local Area Contact
Surrey Arts Team If you would like to have a chat with a member of the leadership team about instrumental provision
for your school, each area of the county has a designated lead who you can phone on the main
If you would like further information about any of the ways in which Surrey Arts can support Surrey Arts phone number or email, and they will be happy to talk through options with you.
arts and music eduction in your school, please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team.
Cranleigh Runnymead
Head of Service Senior Manager: Vocal Strategy Alex Bondono Anna Shears
Sarah Lee Nancy Gillio-Terry E: alex.bondonno@surreycc.gov.uk E: anna.shears@surreycc.gov.uk
T: 01483 519278 T: 01483 519734
E: sarah.lee@surreycc.gov.uk E: nancy.gillioterry@surreycc.gov.uk
Elmbridge Spelthorne
Neil Franks Carl Woodcroft
Senior Manager: Teaching and Learning Senior Manager: Schools and Technology
E: neil.franks@surreycc.gov.uk E: carl.woodcroft@surreycc.gov.uk
Abbie Richardson John Stephens
T: 01483 519796 T: 01483 517941
E: abbie.richardson@surreycc.gov.uk E: john.stephens@surreycc.gov.uk Epsom & Ewell Surrey Heath
Judith Royle James Harrison
Senior Manager: Arts Schools and Partnerships Lead E: judith.royle@surreycc.gov.uk E: james.harrison@surreycc.gov.uk
Karl Newman Alex Bondonno
T: 01483 519279 T: 01483 519303 Guildford & Godalming Tandridge
E: karl.newman@surreycc.gov.uk E: alex.bondonno@surreycc.gov.uk Neil Franks Yvette Madden
E: neil.franks@surreycc.gov.uk E: yvette.madden@surreycc.gov.uk
Primary Music Support/DSL Schools Administrator
Judith Royle Jo Ninian Mole Valley Waverley
T: 01483 519303 T: 01483 519303
Judith Royle Catherine Williams
E: judith.royle@surreycc.gov.uk E: jo.ninian@surreycc.gov.uk
E: judith.royle@surreycc.gov.uk E: catherineh.williams@surreycc.gov.uk
Programme Manager: Inclusion & Music Costume Manager
Jim Pinchen Susan Dinmore Reigate & Banstead Woking
T: 01483 519303 T: 01483 721697 Alex Bondono Daniel Beale
E: james.pinchen@surreycc.gov.uk E: sa.wardrobe@surreycc.gov.uk E: alex.bondonno@surreycc.gov.uk E: daniel.beale@surreycc.gov.uk
28 2714 The Pines, Broad Street, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 3BH T: 01483 519303 E: surreyarts@surreycc.gov.uk surreyarts.com
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