Music Pupil Voice 

We value the views of our pupils and hold termly informal chats with groups of pupils from Year 1-Year 6 to hear what they think about each subject. Each half term we see a different group of children so that we get opinions and ideas from throughout the school.

 

M​arch 2024

I​n this pupil voice session, Year 6 discussed what they loved about playing ukuleles and Rocksteady music lessons.

"Rocksteady is great, you can work with new children and you have all the equipment you need." Reece, Year 6 Music ambassador
"The teachers make learning instruments easy and fun. When I first began the lesson, I didn't know any chords but now I can play a song." Hannah, Year 6

M​ay 2023

I​n this pupil voice session, we discussed our school music offer including Charanga, in-school music lessons, opportunities to perform and what the children would like from their music curriculum. The children were overwhelmingly positive about music and loved the opportunities that they have to play an instrument and take part in concerts.

T​he children are hoping to have the opportunity to learn more assembly songs and they'd like to have chance to learn different instruments in school outside of the curriculum.

 

"Y​ou can express how you feel by making up chords." Y5 child

 

"I love the surdos (base drum) in samba drumming because it stands out." Sienna, Y5

 

"​I liked singin and moving inthe Spring Concert." Summer, Y1

 

"​Performing makes me feel nervous but excited." Abigail, Y4

 

 

M​arch 2023

A​s part of our inaugural Spring Musical Performance, children were given the chance to perform to their peers and parents. Many children took part and we had singing, drama and lots of children performing solos or in a group. We had children playing the piano, cello, trumpet, violin and the ukulele.

Year 6 performed as a class and played the ukulele whilst singing to Try Everything. We asked the Year 6 chidren for their thoughts on the experience...

"I​ loved it!" Alex
"I​t was great to listen to other people play instruments." Joseph
"I​ felt proud of myself." Harley
"​It gave people from a range of age groups a chance to showcase their talents." Eva-Rose
"It was nerve-wracking but in the end, it was fun because we got to play instruments in front of an audience." Anya
 

January 2023

 

 

Our pupil voice group discussed our new music scheme (Charanga). We explored what we are enjoying about it, how often we use it in school and what are favourite parts of Charanga have been so far.

    • ‘I love Charanga because it explains the feelings of the music and helps me find the rhythm.’ Tyler, Year 5

     

    • ‘I love singing the songs in Charanga.’ Billy, Year 2

     

    • ‘I enjoy making the songs better with instruments.’ James, Year 2

     

       



       

       

       

       

       

       

       





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