Conference programme
09:15 Welcome and Introduction - Lewis Gibbs, Head/Music Education Hub Lead for Devon, Plymouth and Torbay
09:20 Body Percussion warm up - Ollie Tunmer, Director, Beat Goes On
09:30 Panel discussion: Why music matters - making the strategic case to school leaders - Chaired by Lewis Gibbs with contribution from
- Neil Payne, Headteacher and Chief Executive Officer Chulmleigh Academy Trust
- Bridget Whyte, Chief Executive, Music Mark
- Dr Phil Mullen
10:00 Move to workshop 1
10:10 Workshop 1
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Music Theory 101 - Music Theory Made Simple: Practical Foundations for New and Non-Specialist Teachers
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Samba in schools and it’s West African Connection
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STOMP-style Body Percussion For The Classroom (EYFS/KS1/KS2)
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Teaching Music, Musically (KS3/4/5)
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Breaking the Silence: Inclusion Through Creative Music Pedagogy ( KS2/3 )
11:10 Refreshments, networking and exhibition
11:45 Workshop 2
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Secondary Music Suite (KS3/4)
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Inclusive Music Making: Engaging Non-Verbal Children through Songs and Rhymes (EYFS/KS1/SEND)
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STOMP-style Body Percussion For The Classroom (EYFS/KS1/KS2)
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Teaching Music, Musically (KS3/4/5)
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Managing behaviour in music education KS1/2/SEND
12:45 Lunch, networking and exhibition
13:45 A word from our sponsors: Charanga
13:50 Performance: Teachers Rock ®
14:00 Keynote: Raising aspirations and breaking barriers to music education - Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason
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14:45 Move to workshop 3
14:50 Workshop 3
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Teaching Music Composition at Key Stages 1 & 2 Using Charanga
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Samba in schools and it’s West African Connection
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From Classroom to Ensemble: Improvisation in Action KS2/3/4
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Rise Up with Teachers Rock®: Singing for Wellbeing, Creating Connection and Community
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Managing behaviour in music education KS1/2/SEND
15:50 Close of conference - a continued chance for networking and discussion with the exhibition