Music

At All Saints' we believe that Music is a universal language that embodies one of the highest forms of creativity. Our quality music education engages and inspires pupils to develop a love of music and their talent as musicians, and increases their self-confidence, creativity and sense of achievement. As the children progress, they will develop a critical engagement with music, allowing them to compose, and to listen with discrimination to the best in the musical canon.

The National Curriculum Music: Key Stages 1 & 2 
Music Long Term Plan
Vocabulary Bank
Early Years Progression of Music Skills
Early Years Music Curriculum

Music Policy 2026-27

Our Music Subject Ambassador- Maddison

""I love instruments and I think music lessons are fun. My favourite part of music lessons are when we get to use the glockenspiels. In the past I have also learnt how to play the saxophone, ukulele and the guitar. My favourite music style is pop music."

Ways to encourage Music at home….

Click on the link below for lots of inspirational ideas for Music projects you could try at home! 

Music at home!

Useful websites for Music:

Websites for all ages:

• BBC Bitesize - Music

  Here you can listen to different genres of music, learn about famous musicians and composers and learn notation.

• Out of the Ark

  A website that gives you lots of ideas on how to incorporate music into everyday life to promote good mental health and wellbeing.

•  Classics for Kids This website allows you to experience classical music.

•  Music K-8 Kids A website full of fun interactive games to help you learn about music.

  EYFS & KS1:

• BBC-  Bring The Noise 

  Here you can access lots of interactive games which teach you the different elements of a song. You will also be exposed to different genres of music including rap.

• CBeebies Proms 

  Here you will experience a live performance and access free musical resources and games

• Children's Music   

  This website introduces you to the different types of music. There are lots of free resources available on this website such as, children’s radio stations and tips on making sound effects. Be sure to also check out Kids’ Public Radio (KPR) to listen to lullabies, stories, sing-a-longs and more.

    

   

 KS2:

• Musical Tutorial from Andy and the band 

  Here you will find song clips, music tutorials and quizzes.

• Sphinx Kids 

  This website introduces you to classical music and here you can explore different composers.

•  Creating Music 

  Create and explore music through numerous games and quizzes.

•  Corner Stone Confessions 

  This website introduces you to different composers, allows you to explore notation and also allows you to have a go at composition.

•   Educational Quizzes  

  Challenge yourself to see if you know the names of musical instruments and notation.

Careers in Music:

Do you enjoy Music and wonder what types of career you could have linked to this?  Click the link below to find out more...

First Careers Music