Implementation of the Music Curriculum
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Music is taught through our curriculum, using a variety of resources in weekly lessons by our specialist music teacher. We learn to listen carefully and respond physically to a wide range of music. We play a range of tuned and untuned musical instruments and work together to create short compositions. We explore how sounds and silence can create different moods and effects and learn to control the sounds we create with our voices and instruments.
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Through singing songs and performing children learn about the structure and organisation of music and are taught to listen and appreciate different genres. Children learn how music can represent different feelings, emotions and stories. We use and teach musical vocabulary such as volume, pitch, beat and rhythm and encourage children to discuss music using these terms. Musical teaching and learning is not linear and our curriculum allows children to develop new music skills and concepts whilst revisiting and embedding established musical skills and concepts. Our progression of skills document ensures that the curriculum is covered and the skills, knowledge and vocabulary taught are progressive from year to year. Performance is an important part of our musical teaching and learning and all pupils participate in a key stage performance. Pupils also take part in Harvest assemblies, singing assemblies and pupils from Reception to Year 6 perform at our annual carol concerts. Pupils who are confident are encouraged to perform in solo performances in our concerts and also regularly at our singing assemblies. Music teaching at Warren Mea...
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Implementation of the Music Curriculum
About Warren Mead Infant School
MON 3:15 – 4:15 STREETDANCE Joanna Knight Inf Hall Yrs 1-6 Email - [email protected]
We are so pleased with how our Caterpillars (2-3 year old Nursery) have settled into Warren Mead. This is the first year of this provision and we are so pleased to see it going from strength to strength.
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