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Support for Music Education Hubs (EYFS)

Developing Early Years Provision across Music Education Hubs: A Practical Guide

 

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Developing Early Years Provision across Music Education Hubs: A Practical Guide" for free.

We are delighted to launch a brand-new guidance that we have written to offer support and guidance to Music Education Hub (MEH) leaders regarding the development of their Early Years (EY) Music provision. It explains the EY sector and landscape, and offers information, questions and considerations to support leaders to develop their own strategies. We do not intend to prescribe what any MEH should or should not offer, but we hope this document can act as a point of reference for information containing useful tips, information and suggestions to support each MEH to navigate their way through early years and the possibilities that this brings.

For feedback or questions about this guidance or further support please email us: info@triboroughmusichub.org


“The guidance helps to remind us to consider all the key stakeholders when planning an EY strategy and how to best engage with the existing activity. It can be quite easy to think in terms of the delivery of activity (and therefore income streams) rather than considering what already exists and where the gaps are in terms of knowledge, training etc.

I think it also helps to provide clarity on how we envisage a progression pathway into primary education and therefore how we can also support in the EY years.” 

Sarah Lee, Head of Service, Surrey Arts


Related Links

  • EYFS Resources
  • Support for Music Education Hubs (EYFS)
  • Online Activity for Families
  • Musical Development Matters
  • TMT News
  • Tri-Music Together Training
  • Tri-borough Early Years Music Consortium - Our commitments
  • Early Childhood Music Networks across England

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