We work with our partners at Brent Music Service to ensure we have skilled music teachers working with our staff and children at Anson Primary School. 

"Supporting the right of all children and young people in Brent to an excellent music education which inspires, enriches lives and develops a life-long love of music" - Brent Music Service

Music'sCool is Brent Music Service's exciting, multi-cultural music programme for schools, providing high quality music lessons, linked to the National Curriculum and delivered by music specialists in Brent primary schools.

It is a classroom-based programme which teaches music in a fun and creative, yet structured manner in partnership with class teachers. The carefully designed, progressive syllabus develops children’s musical skills and understanding in a practical way from Nursery through to Year 6.

With singing and performing at its heart, the programme gives children the opportunity to learn several instruments from a range of musical traditions. Working alongside the school staff, the lessons are repeated and rehearsed throughout the week. 

Instruments include: 

Recorder
Ukulele
Body Percussion
Tamboo Bamboo
African Drumming
Samba
Rap 
Beatboxing

What's included?

• Every child receives a recorder.
• Each school receives a set of ukuleles, tamboo bamboo, djembes and samba kit (as appropriate and at no additional cost) to use whilst the school is involved with the programme.
• Performance is integral to the course and all children are given the opportunity not only to perform in school, but also at larger high profile venues.
• Structured assessment is used throughout the programme in order to identify students who would benefit from having small group or individual instrumental lessons to further their musical development.
• The course provides effective links between classroom music and instrumental lessons.
• The 30 minute weekly sessions provide regular CPD for class teachers, who are expected to follow up work done in each session and lead activities where appropriate.