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We are delighted to welcome a range of exhibitors to this event enabling further development, support and networking for our delegates to engage in.
See below details of the exhibitors who will be joining us. All exhibitions will take place in the same location as refreshments and there will be specific points in the programme allowing for dedicated networking time.
The Music Teachers’ Association (MTA) is a membership association with the aim of supporting music teachers to deliver exceptional music education to the young people of today. Our individual members are classroom teachers, instrumental teachers, music administrators, and freelance educators.
Member benefits include delivery of our termly Ensemble magazine; regular webinars and online events; an annual conference, packed with CPD sessions, inspiring keynote speeches, a lively trade fair, and networking opportunities; an award-nominated podcast; fortnightly e-bulletins, sharing news from across the membership and wider sector; dedicated social media groups; access to our corporate members and the resources and services they provide, and much more.
Music Teachers' Association – The UK's association for music teachers and school music departments
A world-leading, configurable music teaching and learning platform
Multi-award-winning music teaching and learning support with complete curricula, teaching resources, content-building and personalisation tools, music technology, online learning, CPD and teacher training. Everything in one place.
For teachers
Fully adaptable for teachers of all experience levels. We take pride in ensuring the responsibility of teaching music is a joyful and rewarding experience for you and your students.
For learners
Musical achievement relies on hard work and dedication. We ensure students’ musical journeys are about playing and creating music, not reading about others doing it.
A world-leading, configurable music teaching and learning platform
The Cameron Mills Group is a cutting-edge centre for music, media, and drama in the heart of Exeter, offering inspiring and inclusive lessons in the creative arts for both children and adults. We provide top-tier rehearsal spaces, recording studios, private tuition, and short courses.
Our mission is to make the arts accessible to all-whether you’re a beginner, a professional, shy or confident. The Cameron Mills Group is a safe, welcoming space where everyone can unlock creativity within them. We want every person who walks through our doors to experiment, grow and shine.
Our Team is a dedicated, enthusiastic group focused on building confidence and creating unique opportunities for our students. Our teaching style is creative, informal, and most importantly fun. Under our roof, there’s no judgement or pressure only belief, positivity, and creativity without limits.
Inspire-Works facilitators have led both face-to-face and online global arts workshops to over 1 million participants.
The 18 facilitators are from 12 different countries and facilitate workshops to all ages including Indonesian gamelan, Indian dhol drumming, Japanese taiko drumming, Brazilian samba drumming, Caribbean steel pans, West African drumming, West African dance and Bollywood dance.
They hold the Guinness World Records for the Largest Samba Band and the Largest Drumming Lesson and have been 3 times finalists in the Music Teacher Awards.
ABRSM is The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music and a global music education charity. At the heart of everything we do is our belief that music enriches lives. Building on our heritage, we offer face-to-face and digital exams, sheet music, recordings, apps and courses for students and teachers across the world.
In partnership with four Royal Schools of Music, we carry on a long legacy of musical excellence. More than an awarding organisation, we support learners from the first note they play, and empower teachers who help build musical skills and encourage progress around the world.
As a charity, we use all of the surpluses we generate to make significant donations towards music education initiatives and to develop our support for learners and teachers around the world. We advocate for music and its many forms, playing our part to ensure the future of music education and its place in society.
Together with our partners, our teachers and others around the world, we’ve been nurturing the future of music since 1889—to help people start or continue their journey.
PMLL represents the rights of music publishers and issues licences on behalf of the rights-holders permitting the reproduction of printed music in education and other sectors.
The licence allows users to make photocopies of printed music (and digitally downloaded printed music); as well as making further arrangements of legitimately acquired printed music under the terms and conditions of the licences. All state schools in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland have a Schools Printed Music Licence (SPML) purchased centrally for them. Independent sector schools and schools in Wales have different arrangements.
A condition of the licence is that schools register on the PMLL portal and record the copies and arrangements they use in the classroom and with their extra-curricular groups. Our Every Copy Counts campaign and website supports awareness raising of the SPML, hosting a range of information and support tools for teachers alongside some free resources for schools about the music publishing industry.
