Sophie Mathias, co-founder of World Beaters and LEYMN member, attended the Music Educators and Researchers of Young Children's (MERYC) EuNet Conference 2017 in June and has written her reflections on the event in this paper.
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Alongside London Music Masters, Pro Bono Economics and Project Oracle, we are pleased to launch a briefing paper with an array of resources and information to help you demonstrate impact meaningfully in your organisation.
Written by Sound Connections Chair Katrina Duncan, this guide is intended to help you think before you take the plunge, to consider how to prepare for making your pitch for support and do all you can to ensure that your bid is the best it can be.
As part of our mission to continually challenge, share and advocate for best practice in music education, Sound Connections commissioned expert early years leader John Webb to undertake research into the role of men in early years music making.
This film profiles the Hackney Youth Music Forum as an example of excellent youth voice practice within the formal music education system, and forms part of a case study for inspire-music.
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Musicians without Borders is a network of musicians working in conflict zones. Cina went along to find out how the course applied the theme to both community music work with migrant communities and learning within an early years setting.
Call and Response helps artists develop their practice, providing high-quality technical resources as well as education and training opportunities.
Catherine Todd, Training and Quality Manager at Camden Council, reflects on Camden’s journey to skill-up practitioners and embed music in early years settings across the borough.
As a charity we rely upon financial support and donations from generous individuals, trusts and foundations, and companies to make our vital work with children and young people possible