MUSIC
Music is a unique and powerful form of communication that can change the way people feel, think and act. It combines creativity with emotion, enabling personal expression, reflection and development.
At St. George's music is taught so that all children will find enjoyment in creating and listening to music and se themselves as musicians. The National Curriculum for music aims to ensure that all children:
- perform, listen to, review and evaluate music
- are taught to sing, create and compose music
- understand and explore how music is created, produced and communicated
The children in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 are following our new and exciting music scheme 'Charanga'. This is taught in class by school staff. The lessons are fun with good progression and the songs are very catchy!
KS2 are all taught by specialist music teachers through the Wider Opportunities Scheme with Derby and Derbyshire Music Partnership.
Year 3 - Samba Drums
Year 4 - Cello and Violin
Year 5 - Clarinet
Year 6 - Brass
We also offer a wide range of other musical experiences including listening to and singing a range of music genres in school assemblies, learning songs linked to our topic areas, the chance to perform to children and parents through class assemblies/performances.
We also take the children from Years 4, 5 and 6 to concerts such as Young Voices and playing with the World Famous Halle Orchestra!