We provide a wide range of courses, bespoke advice and support to those delivering and managing activity to ensure high quality music provision for children and young people.
We also offer extensive information on job roles and work within the sector and signpost to a broad range of training and networking provision.
Training & Seminars
Sound Connections runs a full programme of training and seminars across the music education sector, including accessible learning, singing and early years. Find out more >
Information, advice & guidance
We offer a range of information, advice and guidance services for individual practitioners and organisations. Find out more >
Would Like To Meet…
Our highly successful twice-yearly networking event that brings together individuals and organisations from across the music education world. Find out more >
London Early Years Music Network (LEYMN)
Sound Connections runs the London Early Years Music Network (LEYMN), set up in 2010 to support the early years music-making sector in London. Find out more >
Challenging Circumstances Music Network (CCMN)
We facilitate a roundtable that meets quarterly to identify, tackle and advocate the role that music education has for children and young people in challenging circumstances. Find out more >
Past Projects
Teach Through Music
A fully subsidised professional development programme for London’s secondary school music teachers, and others involved in the KS3 music curriculum. Find out more >
MusicLeader
A unique national network which supported the development of the music leading workforce, equipping it with the knowledge and skills required by employers. Find out more >
Upcoming Events
An Introduction to Youth Voice & Participation
Thursday 13 December
1.00pm-4.00pm
Practical Music Making and Songs in the Early Years
Thursday 24 January 2019
5.00pm - 7.00pm
Sound Connections and London Youth Training day
Thursday 31 January 2019
10.00am-1.00pm
Inclusive Practice in Action - a day of workshops and discussions on the themes of Early Years, Youth Voice and Social Justice
Thursday 14 February 2019
10.30am - 4.15pm
