Primary School Curriculum
Music
Scarpia
Music is
able to offer your school a new service that will facilitate PPA time
for your full time staff and run at a cost equivalent to standard supply
teacher rates. It will also offer the option for primary school teacher
training in classroom music tuition utilising a “live” classroom
environment. It is available for any of your staff who may wish to learn
more about this fascinating and vast subject and to gain confidence
in being able to take music lessons having never done so before. The
lessons are given by Scarpia Music tutors who are able to take your
classes unaccompanied (except where TA’s are necessary) or in
conjunction with the usual class teacher as required.
What is curriculum
music?
• A structured series of lessons aimed at giving children a good
grounding in music
• An overall Introduction to music
• Musical Appreciation – listening and appraising
• History of Music from plainchant to modern pop cultures and
world music
• Different musical styles: classical, jazz, hip-hop, pop etc
• Musical performance in many differing forms
How
does this benefit the children’s education?
• It offers a good basic musical knowledge and understanding
• It links into Science projects – what makes instruments
create a sound and how do instruments work
• It links into Art projects – listening to music and then
creating artwork based on what is imagined
• It links into English projects – writing verse to perform
in hip-hop or blues songs
• It links into Design projects – making instruments that
work and can be played
• It links into Performance projects – using available or
home made / improvised instruments in performances
• It links into other curriculum projects – Rain Forest,
Water Cycle, History etc using musical composition and improvisation
What
are the expected outcomes?
• A good basic knowledge and understanding of many forms of music
• A wonderful confidence builder for those more timid children
as all are encouraged
• An awareness of how different subjects integrate which is especially
true with music
• Learning about performance and what it means to stand up in
front of an audience
• Enhanced teamwork and teambuilding skills
• An added benefit when Ofsted visit especially if there are no
“music specialists” in your school
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Signing up for at least one license to use the Charanga Music Professional
website