Music Hub Services for Schools, 2023-2024 Academic Year
Music Hub Services for Schools, 2023-2024 Academic Year
"The TBMH offers an outstanding range of services to schools and teachers - from training and network meetings, to free choral and instrumental events in exciting venues. All this, along with their Groove'n'Play Whole Class instrumental programme, enriches our school life. Every school should be lining up to be involved". Music Teacher, Primary School
School Communication Updates
Read 2-page 'January 2024 Updates for Heads and Governors' (click HERE)
Read Outline of Thursday 18th April CPD evebt, 'Building Musical Pathways for all' (Click HERE)
Read the TBMH's 2-page summary of the September 2023 Ofsted report (click HERE)
Read our July 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our June 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our April 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our March 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our February 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our January 2024 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our November 2023 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our September 2023 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our September 2023 Summary for Headteachers for all Schools (click HERE)
Read our July 2023 Updates for all Schools (click HERE)
Read more about our MATRIX for Self-Reflection tool (click HERE) which supports a Teaching and Learning Review Process for quality assurance
If you would like to make any in-year SLA requests or to claim your free GnP programme, please email musichub@rbkc.gov.uk
Curriculum Guidance Documents
To see all our free guidance that supports music curriculum teaching click HERE
Risk Assessments
To see all information relating to Risk Assessments for music, please visit this page on our website - Doing Music Safely
Funding for Music Education, summary
The Department for Education (DfE) funds Music Education Hubs (MEHs) in England, with the Arts Council England (ACE) acting as the fund holder. The DfE/ACE specify that the funding for MEHs augments and support schools’ music curriculum provision. It is for each school to devise a broad, balanced and relevant music curriculum that meets the needs of all its learners. Therefore, MEHs and schools should work together to offer a joined up and positive musical learning experience
Safeguarding
All Music Hub tutors have enhanced DBS checks; all attend annual Level 1 Safeguarding Training; and adhere to best practice in safeguarding and child protection. The Head of the TBMH and Deputy Head of TBMH are Designated Safeguarding Leads.
The current active Safeguarding Policy can be found HERE
Keeping Children Safe in Education (Sep 2022) can be foundHERE