This briefing paper is a summary of the keynote speech made by Sally Goddard-Blythe, International Director of the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology, at the MERYC UK Fourth Annual Conference.
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In Autumn 2015, Cardboard Citizens presented The Music Lab; an open space for young people (aged 16-25) to creatively express themselves and try out new things in a safe environment.
Funded by Sound Connections’ Innovate Fund, the London Gay Men’s Chorus Sing Out project used song-writing to explore issues faced by young LBGT people and empower them to express themselves creatively, improving their musicianship and well-being.
The Bexley North Borough Orchestra was created to provide children aged 9-10 (Year 5) with a progression route to continue their musical development following the borough’s provision of First Access whole-class instrumental tuition for all Year 4 pupils.
Singer and workshop leader Rosie Adediran received Innovate funding for her pilot project 'Hoxton Rhymes' - a series of songwriting sessions for parents/carers and their babies in Hoxton.
LEYMN core member Jane Parker shares her reflections from the recent BECERA conference in Birmingham that explored ‘Risk, Adventure, Challenge in the Early Years’.
Reflections from the masterclass exploring the special place rhyme and storytelling has in early years development - at the Nursery World Conference 2016
LEYMN member Ruby Barker shares her top tips on how best to be resourceful with the marketing options available on a budget, and how worthwhile an investment in them can be to your project.
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