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The Hertford Symphony Orchestra is reviving it’s much-loved children’s concert on 26th June! But will you be taking your family? If you...

Scrunchies are fabulous resources for Early Years and Primary music lessons! They have so many applications to support musical learning!...

Any song will do but I recommend Little Bees' favourite, 'Shake and shake and shake and stop!' Enjoy playing the game together...

Katie was delighted to speak at the @ISM_trust ‘s recent national music education conference ‘Where to next for music education?’ You can...

Babies are born with experience of a steady beat ... they have had many months in an environment surrounded by their mother's heartbeat,...

The new Model Music Curriculum does an excellent job of listing a range of music for our children to experience and engage with. ...

Musical parenting isn't just about parents! Neighbours, grandparents, siblings, carers all make their contributions! And today, on what...

Books and Music … Music and Books ... both are loved by babies and both provide a powerful way for us to connect with babies! So how...

Surely, if budgets allow, a specialist music teacher is best? Find out why I'm not convinced it's always best for our teachers and children.

Margaret Kartomi wrote 'Musical Improvisations by Children at Play' in which she described aspects of children's musical play as 'doodles'.