Music Lessons

Instrumental and Vocal Tuition - Application information.

Is your child interested in learning an instrument in school. Did you know that music has academic benefits? It  can help support children's learning in other subjects and can help with:

• listening skills, concentration, creativity, perseverance, resilience and self-confidence.

VIOLA, CELLO and DOUBLE BASS (BRADFORD AND MUSIC ARTS SERVICE)

Your child watched a short concert on Wednesday 11th February demonstrating and exploring a range of stringed instruments, delivered by Felicity French.

Viola, Cello or Double Bass lessons are on offer for children from Year 1 to Year 6.

How to enrol for lessons:

To find out what your child can learn in school and to apply, please follow the link or scan the QR code that appeared on the letter.

http://ukbradfordmusic.speedadmin.dk?registration#/

If your child is interested, you must make your own arrangements to hire or purchase an instrument. This can be done via 'Windstruments': http://www.windstruments.co.uk/contact

If you require any support or advice please contact via the number: 01274 434970.

Please note: Lessons will only go ahead if there is enough children to make them viable.

RECORDER, CLARINET, FLUTE, TRUMPET, CORNET and SAXOPHONE -

MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

We are also providing the opportunity for your child to learn an instrument in partnership with the Music for Schools Foundation. This is a non-profit making charity that provide small group lessons on Recorder, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet, Cornet and Saxophone.

How much does it cost?

Your child can learn to play for around £1.50 a day and packages include an instrument, music book, music stand book bag and instrument maintenance cover. If you already have an instrument, you can just pay for the lessons and there are also reductions for children eligible for Pupil Premium.

How to enrol for lessons?

visit www.mfsf.org.uk/interested and Music for Schools Foundation will be in touch.

Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you and see your child start on their musical journey.

Mrs Samtaney-Roberts