In addition to our role in supporting music education for children and young people aged five to 18, the Tri-borough Music Hub has secured funding from Youth Music to carry out a two year project to enhance Early Years music provision from birth to age five, through development of the workforce in maintained schools and nurseries; children's centres; and private, voluntary and independent settings. This project is the collaborative work of a consortium of Partner Organisations that have formed the Tri-borough Early Years Music Consortium. 

The aim of the Tri-Music Together project is to develop a sustainable network of outstanding Early Years music practice between Early Years settings and a consortium of Tri-borough Music Hub partner organisations to support children's creative and musical entitlement through workforce development, targeted activity, and evaluation.

The project will impact all settings in the Tri-borough area; however, there will also be a specific focus on settings within 12 wards that serve our families in the most challenging situations. The list of settings within the identified wards can be found here.

If you have any questions regarding the project please contact:

Nicola Burke, EYFS Strategic Lead, Tri-Music Together

Email: nicola@musicforearlyyears.co.uk

Telephone: 07782 244 056

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Read the press release here

Partners in the Consortium:

1. Chickenshed Kensington & Chelsea

2. Creative Futures

3. Inspire-works

4. LBHF Children’s Centres 

5. Music House for Children

6. RBKC Children’s Centres 

7. Royal Albert Hall

8. Royal College of Music

9. Sound Connections

10. The Voices Foundation

11. Tri-borough Music Hub

12. Tri-borough School Standards, Children’s Services, EYFS Lead Adviser

13. WCC Children’s Centres

14. Wigmore Hall

15. Tri-borough EYFS Workforce Development 

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