Singing & Choirs
Vocal development for every child, and choirs that become part of your school’s identity.
Overview
Singing sits at the heart of what we do. It accelerates musical development more than almost anything else we teach, and it’s a core part of our provision in every school.
How it works
Key Stage 1: pitch-matching, rhythm and lyric learning — built on nursery rhymes and repertoire that embeds the fundamental notes and intervals children rely on for life.
Key Stage 2: how the voice works, and how notation and intervals function in practice, with repertoire that grows in difficulty as confidence grows.
We support Christmas concerts, productions and any other performance moment in your calendar — building the singing long before the dress rehearsal.
Beyond the classroom: lunchtime and after-school choirs, singing assemblies, and vocal coaching — all deliverable through long-term specialist placements.
In practice
What this looks like in school
- Whole-school singing assemblies with a growing shared repertoire
- Age-appropriate vocal technique: breath, posture, tone and range
- Auditioned and non-auditioned choirs, to suit the school
- Part-singing introduced carefully, from rounds to two and three parts
- Repertoire across musical theatre, folk, gospel, classical and contemporary
Let's talk about your school's musical life
Tell us where music sits in your school right now — thriving, patchy, or waiting to be rebuilt. We will tell you honestly what we would do first.