Music
Music Subject Leader is Miss Wallbanks
Our curriculum intent for music is that every child will:
- Be engaged and inspired to develop a love of music
- Develop their self- confidence, creativity and sense of achievement
- Perform, compose, listen and appraise music across a wide range of historical periods and genres
- Have the opportunity to learn a musical instrument
- Learn to sing with confidence and use their voices to create music on their own and with others
- Develop an understanding of the history of music, knowing about great musicians and their contributions.
- Understand and explore how music is created, produced and communicated
At Holy Trinity, we believe that music is vital part of the children's education and imperative for developing children's creativity, self- confidence, social and personal development as well as their language skills. Music is used to unite the school, providing many opportunities for children to perform together, share their talents and develop self confidence. We provide positive learning experiences which are enjoyable, rewarding and aim to develop every child's sense of achievement. We generate an environment which is supportive and flexible to allow for creativity and self expression.
Where possible, music is taught through the topic and we use Charanga to support our teaching. We offer all pupils the opportunity to learn a musical instrument through Berkshire Maestros organisation. All pupils are given the opportunity to sing/ perform in class assemblies as well as Harvest and Easter services. EYFS and KS1 perform their own nativity every year and KS2 present a Christmas carol service at the Holy Trinity Church. Year 6 perform their end of year show which is supported by years 4 and 5.
Singing
Each class from EYFS to year 6 has a weekly singing assembly providing all pupils with the opportunity to listen, sing, compose, perform and appraise music. Children are encouraged to share their musical talents by playing and performing to the school in solo and ensemble contexts.
How does music fit into our school vision?
Vision Statement | Music links/ actions |
We facilitate opportunities so every child can flourish in a place where they feel safe, happy and confident
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Staff wellbeing and professional development is valued and supported in order to fulfil their roles, inspire others and experience personal fulfilment.
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The school provides facilities that enable an optimum learning environment
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The school plays a central role within our community and enjoys strong links with the church, local companies and other schools
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