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Oxfordshire County Music Service Schools Music Opportunities Brochure | 2019-20
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Hello & Take a minute to explore the musical opportunities available to you from Oxfordshire
County Music Service. This year we present some of our most popular activities, from
Welcome First Access classes that will introduce your children to brand new instruments; to
massed vocal ensembles, featuring hundreds of Oxfordshire children.
I’m delighted to share with you our
annual brochure for schools, packed
full of wonderful musical opportunities For All Schools Early Years & Key Stage 1
for your school. Within these pages you
Further your student’s musical education with a range of Discover events, workshops and classes that we offer to
will find music lessons, ensembles and
relevant experiences Early Years and KS1 students
workshops that enhance and support
the school curriculum and deliver quality
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outcomes for children of all ages, abilities
and backgrounds.
Key Stage 2 Secondary
Learning music in school can promote craftsmanship and attention
Explore our expansive range of offerings for KS2 pupils, Explore new musical possibilities for your KS3, KS4 & KS5
to detail; develop language and reasoning skills; and build
from massed ensembles to First Access classes students
intellectual curiosity. In the following pages you will find a wide
variety of musical opportunities that can achieve these and other 12 22
transformative outcomes in your school.
Oxfordshire County Music Service offers music teaching of the
highest quality and are always happy to discuss how we can best
Special Schools Facilities Hire
Find out more about our offerings for Special Schools, Find out about the various spaces we have available for
tailor our activities to suit the needs of children in your school.
including massed performances and ensembles you to hire
If you would like to discuss any of the provision in this brochure,
please contact your Area Manager (see page 37) or the OCMS office 30 36
on 01865 816990 or music.service@oxfordshire.gov.uk. I hope
you enjoy browsing and look forward to receiving your order for
2019-20.
Area Managers Partners
Angela Turton
Head of Service
Meet our area managers and find out more about what
they do
37
Find out about OMEP and how you can get involved
38
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CPD Training Advisory service
Ref. CPD Ref. ADV
Each year, OCMS offer a specially curated series of training Take advantage of our experienced staff to guide your
sessions for both specialist and non-specialist teachers school’s music education. Experienced teachers, with
delivering music in schools. Featuring renowned experts in a proven track record running highly successful music
the field of Music Education from around the country, our CPD programmes in schools, will provide a fixed-fee advisory
programme offers training for primary and secondary staff as well service: working out where you want to go and how to get there
as those working with SEND. in practical and cost-effective steps.
CPD in previous years has included: (Approx 10 hours) Our advisors will
• GCSE and A-Level joint moderation sessions • Meet with the Headteacher/Department Head/Music
• Primary School Music for the Terrified Coordinator
• Music Technology Conference • Review schemes of work and assessment framework
• How to be an Excellent Secondary Music Teacher • Observe lessons & provide verbal feedback
• A Broad and Balanced Primary Curriculum • Advise on strategic management of music budget
• Suggest effective involvement of TAs and other resources
• Suggest excellent national music initiatives for the
Network Meetings classroom
• Advise about running a quality extra-curricular programme
• Provide a written report
Ref. NET
Specific advice is available for
In our role as the lead partner of Oxfordshire Music • Secondary Music
Education Partnership (OMEP), we organise opportunities • Primary Music
for staff leading on music in primary, secondary and special • Special Schools’ Music
schools to meet, network and consult with colleagues • Arts Award Training
across the county. The events will feature representatives of • Arts Mark
national organisations (including exam boards) and school staff • Early Years Music
will be asked to lead the agenda for these meetings. • Running an Ensemble
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Early Years & Key Stage 1
Activities to develop children’s understanding and
enjoyment of music at a very young age. Proven
benefits of learning music for EYFS and Key Stage 1
children include improvements to creative, linguistic,
social and fine motor skills. Over the following pages we
present opportunities for children to sing in a massed
choir; learn to play string instruments or recorder; or
join an ensemble of their peers, plus musical CPD for
your EYFS and Key Stage 1 teaching staff.
Pg 8 Recorderbabies, a national recognised
programme for 3-5 year olds, provides
an excellent introduction to learning
an instrument
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Stringbabies Curriculum Ensembles
Ref. SB Ref. CUR1 Ref. ENS1
Introduce your children to music in a fun and nurturing Let us deliver a programme of engaging music lessons for For even the youngest children in your school, making music
environment. Stringbabies® is an ideal way to implement the EYFS and / or Key Stage 1 children in your school. Develop with friends and peers can be hugely rewarding. Our staff will
National Plan For Music Education’s requirement to teach children their creativity through a range of songs; rhymes; games and run a choir, or an ensemble of ukuleles, recorders or strings.
to play musical instruments from a very young age. Delivered by activities, exploring instruments and music from different times
specially trained teachers, Stringbabies teaches children aged and places. Tailor the package to suit the needs of your school.
3-5 to play the violin, read music and develop their musicianship
through fun and engaging games and activities. Who When Who When
KS2 children During the school day. KS2 children During/after school day
Who When
Groups of children aged 3-5 During the school day. Where Cost Where Cost
In your school or nursery £42 for 40 minute session In your school or nursery £42 for 40 minute session
Where Cost
In your school or nursery £42 for 40 minute session
Recorderbabies
Ref. RB
New for 2019-2020, we are now offering recorder lessons featuring
the same high-quality musical curriculum as our established
Stringbabies programme.
“
Who When StringBabies offers potentially life-changing
Groups of children aged 3-5 During the school day. opportunities for children
Where Cost Yvonne Rees
In your school or nursery £42 for 40 minute session Chief Executive, Oxfordshire County Council
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Easy Booking
KS1 Festival
Ref. KS1F
Give your Key Stage 1 pupils an unforgettable
experience, singing with other schools at a large, high-
profile event. We will provide resources to KS1 staff and
offer training sessions so they can teach the songs in class,
and each year we feature a well-known children’s writer or
performer. Previous festivals have featured Julia Donaldson
of Gruffalo fame, and renowned children’s songwriter Nick
Cope.
Who When
KS1 children 28/29/30 April 2020
Where Cost
Various Oxfordshire locations £3 per child
““
A thoroughly enjoyable
singing experience Headteacher
A great opportunity for
children to perform in front
of a large audience
Parent
To meet the author of
such amazing books was a Head of Music
dream come true
The Gruffalo at Key Stage One Festival, March 2018
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Key Stage 2 Children at Key Stage Two can access a huge range of exciting musical activities provided by Oxfordshire County Music Service. Your school can begin an ac- claimed First Access programme, giving a whole class the chance to learn an instrument for a year; take up a unique opportunity such as our collaborative project with Christ Church Cathedral School, or join the fore- front of digital music learning with Music Technology lessons in your school 12 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 13
First Access Option A
Whole Class Music Tuition for a year, giving every pupil in Ref. FAA
your class the opportunity to learn an instrument. With a
Whole Class Music Tuition for a full academic year. Whole Class
focus on listening and appraising, composing and improvising,
Music Tuition for 34 sessions. Instruments are provided for all
First Access is sure to provide your pupils with a solid
children, who also gain free access to our beginner ensembles
foundation in music.
around the county and free access to online learning resources.
Regular concert performances are organised in school.
Who is it for When
KS2 children During the school day.
Option B
Where Cost
In your school £45 per session
Ref. FAB
All years Years 5 & 6
The same as Option A but for six months of the academic
Ukulele Brass year from September – February (terms 1-3) or February – July
Strings Clarinet (terms 4-6).
Guitar
“ “
The experience of learning to play an instrument Research has shown that learning to play a
together and the expert teaching of early skills musical instrument has significant benefits across
make First Access the perfect platform for a range of cognitive and physical domains…
becoming a musician and learning to play an instrument is a fun and
worthwhile thing in its own right
Mrs Jude Bennett Professor Martin Fautley
Headteacher, St. Andrew’s C of E Primary School Director, Research in Education, Birmingham City University
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First Access Festivals Ensembles JamPods Music Tech Lessons
Ref. PLAY Ref. ENS2 Ref. JAM2 Ref. MT2
Bring your First Access classes to an instrumental Our staff can run a choir, band, orchestra or group in your The music classroom of the future! In our JamPods room, Get the whole class composing with Music Technology using
extravaganza, to perform with other children learning in First school. Performing in an ensemble is hugely beneficial for up to 36 children can work in 6 bands, singing and playing Garageband on iPads. Our Music Technology programme
Access lessons across Oxfordshire. children - musically, socially and academically, and is great fun! electric drums, guitar, bass and keyboards, enabling both engages all children, developing their knowledge of the
independent learning and whole class teaching within a hi- elements of music and their creativity. Uncover children’s
Who When Who When tech environment. Why not bring your staff for a team-building
session? These sessions will be tailored to suit previous
hidden talent without the need for prior musical training!
First Access Classes Summer term 2020 Key Stage 2 During the school day
experience and provide an opportunity for song-writing.
Where Cost Where Cost Who When Who When
Local secondary schools £3 per child In your school £63 per hour
KS2 groups or whole classes During/after the school day Key Stage 2 During the school day
Where Cost Where Cost
Play On Curriculum Centre for Music, Oxford £63 per hour In your school £63 per hour
Ref. PON Ref. CUR2
Play On is the perfect progression from a successful First Give your children a broad and balanced education covering
Access programme. Give your children the chance to continue the key musical areas of composing, performing, listening
learning their First Access instrument for a further year, and appraising. Our specialist teachers can offer lessons in
allowing them to develop their musical skills to a higher level. your school, designed to deliver the National Curriculum for
An instrument is provided for every student. Key Stage 2 and tailored to suit your specific needs.
Who When Who When
Children who have During the school day. Key Stage 2 During the school day
completed First Access
Cost Where Cost
Where £54 each session (1 hour) In your school £63 per hour
In your school £36 each session (40 mins)
£27 each session (30 mins)
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Christ Church Project Oxford Lieder Project
Ref. CC19 Ref. OL19
Take your school singing to the next level with the Christ Unleash the creativity of your Key Stage 2 pupils with this
Church Project. This project, lasting a whole academic year, song-writing project. A series of workshops in your school
gives schools the chance to work with choristers from Christ with a professional composer, a singer and an accompanist.
Church Cathedral School to develop their singing and perform Teach your children to craft their own songs and develop their
in the magnificent Christ Church Cathedral three times a year. confidence to perform them in public.
Who When Who When
Schools in Oxford and the During the school day, or Key Stage 2 During the school day
surrounding area after school
Where Cost
Where Cost Concert at the Ashmolean Free of charge
Termly concerts in Christ Free of charge Museum, Oxford. Workshops
Church Cathedral, Oxford. in your school
Workshops in your school
Schools Concerts
Ref. SC19
Bring your children to the prestigious Sheldonian Theatre
to see a live orchestra in action. Our Schools Concerts
Who When
Key Stage 2 31 January 2020
are designed to educate and entertain, inform and inspire!
Oxfordshire County Youth Orchestra presents a varied
programme of well-known classical favourites and famous film Where Cost
and TV themes. Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford £3.50 per child
18 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 19Pop Festival Singing Festival Big Christmas Sing
Ref. POP2 Ref. SING2 Ref. BCS19
Bring your budding pop stars to perform with other schools, Bring your budding singers to perform with other schools, Get that festive feeling with five nights for primary singers, in
accompanied by a live band. Performers will sing a selection accompanied by a live band and orchestral players. Children partnership with Christian Aid. A great opportunity to perform
of well-known pop songs (with appropriate lyrics) from the will sing a selection of songs in a range of styles: choral, musical as part of a massed choir in the superb setting of Oxford Town
1960s to the present day. Training and resources are provided theatre, pop and jazz. Training and resources are provided. This Hall. Each performance will include audience carols, joint pieces,
and there will be opportunities for young soloists to shine! years theme - songs from Disney Dreamworks soundtracks! and individual school items. School staff will receive training, with
teaching notes, backing tracks and resources.
Who When Who When
Years 5, 6, 7 & 8 Week of 9th March 2020 Years 3 & 4 Week of 9 March 2020 Who When
Key Stage 2 25, 26, 27, 28th Nov 2019
Where Cost Where Cost
Centre for Music, Oxford £3 per head Centre for Music, Oxford £3 per head Where Cost
Concert at Oxford Town £2.50 per head
Hall. INSET at the Centre for
Music, Oxford
New this year!
Join in with our Carol
Composition Competition! Give
your pupils the opportunity to write
a carol that could be performed at
this event!
20 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 21Secondary We offer lessons, workshops and courses to support all students aged 11-18. GCSE and A-Level music students benefit from workshops tailored to suit the requirements of their courses in diverse areas such as harmony, music technology and music theory, or master-classes featuring professional players. Why not offer instrumental lessons to a whole class or series of classes to enhance your KS3 provision? 22 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 23
Whole Class Instrumental
Curriculum Ensembles Instrumental Lessons Tuition
Ref. CUR3 Ref. ENS3 Ref. LES3 Ref. TUT3
Our experienced, secondary-trained classroom teachers A great ensemble or choir creates a buzz around music in Why not support some students in your school to learn Boost the instrumental skills of your Key Stage 3 students
can offer lessons to suit the needs of your students. Lessons your school. Our specialist instrumental teachers have years an instrument using Pupil Premium or other funding? by offering them the chance to learn a new instrument. We
will follow the National Curriculum and schemes of work of experience leading high-quality ensembles and can develop Our specialist instrumental teachers offer both individual can deliver whole class lessons in strings; brass; woodwind;
agreed with your school, including exam specifications where existing groups or establish new ones to advance your extra- and group lessons. Speak to your Area Manager (see page guitar; ukulele and African drums. Instruments, online home
applicable. Please contact your Area Manager to discuss. curricular music provision. 37) to discuss a package to suit your needs. learning resources and schemes of work are provided. Speak to
your Area Manager (see page 37) to discuss a range of options.
Who When Who When Who When Who When
Key Stages 3-5 During the school day Key Stages 3-5 Before/during/after school Key Stages 3-5 During/before/after school Key Stages 3-5 During/before/after school
Where Cost Where Cost Where Cost Where Cost
In your school £63 per hour In your school £63 per hour In your school Contact Area Manager for In your school £63 per hour
custom package
24 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 25JamPods Music Theory Lessons Workshops New this year!
Following consultation with secondary
Ref. JAM3 Ref. THEO Ref. WORK schools we are pleased to offer
these workshops
We will teach your students to play drums, electric guitar,
bass guitar and keyboards in the ultimate rock classroom!
Ensure your students have a thorough grounding in music
theory. We can offer classes to teach your students to read and
Garageband on iPad Prices start from
Students can learn to harness the creative power of Garageband
Our JamPods suite allows up to 36 students to learn as a class
or in independent groups, using the unparalleled flexibility of
digital technology. Bring a whole class or a selected group for
write music using staff notation, following the curriculum produced
by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music or Trinity.
This can include the option for students to take the exam.
to compose and produce their own music, using only an iPad
and some headphones! Garageband provides an accessibly
route into composition, requiring no formal musical training to
£35
one-off workshops or a series of lessons. use, whilst retaining the flexibility and power to challenge more
experienced students
Who When Who When
Key Stages 3-5 During/after school Key Stages 3-5 During/after school
Logic Pro x Harmony workshop
For students moving on from Garageband, Logic Pro X is a Particularly suited to GCSE and A-Level students, this workshop
Where Cost Where Cost professional Digital Audio Workstation with a huge range of will cover the theory of harmony and its use in music from different
Centre for Music, Oxford £63 per hour In your school £63 per hour or from £6.75 per powerful features and an accessible user interface. Ideally suited to times and places, giving students the tools to analyse and explore
student A-Level Music Technology students, keen composers and aspiring creative approaches to harmony in composition.
music producers who want to take their music production to the
next level.
Urban Music
A practical introduction to modern music creation, where
African Drumming students can develop their skills with experienced producers, MCs,
Our experienced teachers can visit your school to give children rappers and sound engineers who have experience of working
the opportunity to learn about music from Africa, try out playing in the industry.
Djembe drums and develop their sense of pulse, understanding
Arts Award, accredited by Trinity College London, is a series Artsmark is the creative quality standard for schools, of rhythm and awareness of ensemble, all in a fun and engaging
of qualifications that can be achieved alongside traditional accredited by Arts Council England. It provides a clear framework
school studies. The Music Service has trained Arts Award for teachers to plan, develop and evaluate arts, culture and
workshop environment.
Who When
Key Stages 3-5 Various times
advisors who can support your school in delivering this NQF-
recognised qualification.
creativity across the curriculum. We work closely with the South-
East bridge organisation, Artswork, to support schools on their Performance Masterclasses
Artsmark journey. The ideal workshop for instrumentalists preparing for grade
and school exams, giving students the chance to play their
Where Cost
www.artsaward.org.uk In your school From £35 per workshop
www.artsmark.org.uk exam pieces to an experienced performer who will give
them invaluable feedback.
If you would like to discuss how Arts Award or Artsmark can benefit your school, contact:
Nick Wright (nick.wright@oxfordshire.gov.uk)
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Pop Festival Music Festival Schools Concerts
Ref. POPFEST Ref. FEST Ref. SC19
Bring your budding pop stars to perform with other schools, A chance for school choirs, ensembles and outstanding Give students the chance to see a high-quality live
accompanied by a live band. Performers will sing a selection young soloists to perform on a big stage. Prepare a school orchestral performance, tailored specifically for secondary
of well-known pop songs (with appropriate lyrics) from the item, join other schools to perform well-known hits and give schools. Oxfordshire County Youth Orchestra present a
1960s to the present day. Training and resources are provided your students the opportunity to audition for solo vocal, singer- carefully-chosen programme featuring famous pieces alongside
and there will be opportunities for young soloists to shine! song writers and bands. mainstream orchestral repertoire. The ideal opportunity for
students to see orchestral instruments in action, played by
Who When Who When some of the best young musicians in Oxfordshire.
Years 5, 6, 7 and 8 Week of 9th March 2020 Years 9-13 Week of 9 March 2020
Who is it for When
Where Cost Where Cost Key Stages 3-5 31 January 2020
Centre for Music, Oxford £3 per head Centre for Music, Oxford £3 per head
Where Cost
Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford £3.50 per child
28 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 29Special Schools At Oxfordshire County Music Service we can work with you to tailor a package of music education to suit the needs of your children, with exciting and accessible opportunities on offer including instrumental lessons, curriculum music, and Arts Award programmes. After the huge success of our recent Royal Albert Hall performance showed the value of children with SEND working alongside mainstream ‘buddies’ we also present opportunities to continue this ground-breaking work. 30 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 31
Curriculum First Access Instrumental lessons
Ref. CURS Ref. FAS Ref. INSTS
We can design a music curriculum to suit the needs of Whole Class Music Tuition for either half a year or a full year, giving Why not support some children in your school to learn an
your children. Working in collaboration with your staff to every pupil in your class the opportunity to learn an instrument. instrument? Our specialist instrumental teachers offer both
develop a bespoke package, Music Service teachers with Choose instruments to suit the needs of your children, who also get free individual and group lessons. Speak to your Area Manager (see
relevant experience will deliver engaging and accessible access to online learning resources. Regular performances in school page 37) to discuss a package to suit your needs.
music lessons. can be arranged. Half year First Access will operate between from
September – February (terms 1-3) or February – July (terms 4-6).
Who When Who When Who When
Key Stages 1-5 During the school day Key Stages 1-5 During the school day Key Stages 1-5 During the school day.
Where Cost Where Cost Where Cost
In your school £63 per hour In your school £45 per session In your school Contact Area Manager
32 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 33Buddy Ensemble Joint Concert
Ref. BUD Ref. JOIN
Following our highly successful Buddy Ensemble project Bring your pupils to join other schools in a massed performance. Arts Award, accredited by Trinity College London, is a series
culminating with an acclaimed performance at the Royal Albert Hall Each school will perform it’s own piece and join in with two massed of qualifications that can be achieved alongside traditional
in November 2018, we are pleased to offer a regular ensemble for songs with other schools school studies. Arts Award, accredited by Trinity College
SEND and mainstream instrumentalists and singers. London, is a series of qualifications that can be achieved
alongside traditional school studies
Who When Who When www.artsaward.org.uk
Key Stages 2-5 Dates to be announced Key Stages 2-5 Date to be announced
Where Cost Where Cost
Centre for Music On application Centre for Music £3 per pupil
Summer Fun Artsmark is the creative quality standard for schools,
accredited by Arts Council England. It provides a clear
framework for teachers to plan, develop and evaluate arts,
Ref. SUM culture and creativity across the curriculum. We work closely
with the South-East bridge organisation, Artswork, to support
Come and sing in a choir, play in an orchestra, explore, dance schools on their Artsmark journey.
and art and gain Arts Award along the way. The course will
include buddying opportunities www.artsmark.org.uk
If you would like to discuss how Arts Award or Artsmark can
Who When benefit your school, contact Nick Wright
Key Stages 2-5 Date to be announced (nick.wright@oxfordshire.gov.uk)
Where Cost
Centre for Music On application
34 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 35Meet the
Facilities Hire Area Managers
For schools in need of a performance or rehearsal space, the Centre for
Jess Gray Central Chuck Lloyd North
Music has excellent conference facilities and an accessible location on the Jess holds Master of Arts and Bachelor Chuck Lloyd studied for a Bachelor
Oxford ring road, with a large concert hall and two rehearsal rooms. of Music (with honours) degrees of Music in Jazz Studies specialising
in music performance from the in Jazz Saxophone Performance at
University of Huddersfield and a PGCE Arizona State University, USA. He also
in secondary music from Canterbury holds a degree in Music Education
Christ Church University. Principally a from Northern Arizona University
clarinettist, she also plays and teaches and a Master of Arts in Teaching from
the saxophone and flute. Jess joined OCMS in 2002, having come Grand Canyon University. Chuck has been a secondary music
from Cheshire Music Service. She has worked as orchestral manager teacher in the UK, USA and India. He is currently a woodwind
for Oxfordshire County Youth Orchestra and run a Saturday music teacher with the Oxfordshire County Music Service and director
centre. Jess runs the Adult Ensemble provision and conducts a of both the Oxfordshire Youth Big Band and Oxfordshire Youth
junior orchestra. Wind Band programmes.
Jessica.Gray@Oxfordshire.gov.uk | 01865 816990 Charles.Lloyd@Oxfordshire.gov.uk | 01865 816990
Nick Wright East Stewart Attwood West
Nick is a bass guitar specialist who Stewart started his musical career from
also plays guitar and piano. He holds the age of six as a chorister in Somerset,
a BA (Hons) degree in Contemporary later learning violin, piano, double
Music from the University of Leeds; a bass and bass guitar and playing in
Master of Arts in composition from the the Somerset Chamber Orchestra and
Performance Hall Rehearsal Room 1 Rehearsal Room 2 University of Salford; and a PGCE from the County of Avon Schools Orchestra.
Ref. HIRE1 Ref. HIRE2 Ref. HIRE3 Canterbury Christ Church University. On leaving school Stewart studied for
Nick has been a secondary school Head of Music and has run guitar a four-year joint honours degree in music and education from the
Our Performance Hall features front and A carpeted room with chairs; tables; A carpeted room with chairs; tables; sound groups, jazz and wind bands, rock schools, Arts Award courses and Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Stewart has over 30 years
rear stages; full lighting rig and 4,000w sound system; music stands; piano and system; interactive whiteboard; music a Saturday music centre. Since joining OCMS in 2001 has taught of instrumental teaching and ensemble leadership experience
PA system; Yamaha grand piano; acoustic an interactive LCD screen, now featuring stands and piano. electric; bass; classical and acoustic guitar, and ukulele, to children and conducts the Oxfordshire Schools Orchestra for students of
curtains; two 80” moveable LCD screens; a newly-installed Plug-and-Play digital of all ages and standards. grade 3-5.
music stands; chairs and tables. recording system.
Nick.Wright@Oxfordshire.gov.uk | 01865 816990 Stewart.Attwood@Oxfordshire.gov.uk | 01865 816990
36 Schools Music Brochure 2019/20 37OMEP Gala Awards
Oxfordshire Music Education Partnership
Oxfordshire County Music Service is the lead partner of Oxfordshire
Music Education Partnership (OMEP), the Music Education Hub for An annual event that recognises the exceptional achievements
Oxfordshire. Oxfordshire County Music Service is the lead partner of individual musicians, music organisations, schools, music
of Oxfordshire Music Education Partnership (OMEP), the Music staff and volunteers. Do you know someone whose skill,
Education Hub for Oxfordshire. success, determination or commitment to learning deserves
special recognition? Or do you know someone who has given
extra time and effort to teach, support, organise or volunteer?
Partnership Breakfast Regional Festival Trophies, certificates and other awards will be presented at the
Gala Awards Ceremony at the Centre for Music.
Ref. BREAK
Music for Youth is a national music charity providing free access
A chance for Headteachers, Heads of Music and Music to performance opportunities for young musicians across the Nominations can be for work in school, community or with the
Coordinators to network and meet representatives of the Music UK through its annual season of festivals and concerts. The music service.
Service and some of our partner organisations. festival is held at the Centre for Music in March. You can enter
your school ensemble/choir.
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