084: Inside the Primary Music on Fire Membership Site
On this weeks show Mark Taylor and Carol Aveyard talk about what is inside the Primary Music on Fire Membership Site.
Taking the fear out of teaching music, by giving you the step by step skills and ongoing support you need, to produce lifelong musical memories for you, your school and your pupils.
- Are you a teacher who wants to create or develop music in your school?
- Do you need support and resources? GET OUR FREE MUSIC GAMES DOWNLOAD BELOW.
- Do you need CPD and a private forum of like-minded teachers to bounce ideas around with?
- Do you want to know multiple ways to document what you create and how to include everyone into fun music making classes whatever their needs or abilities?
- Do you need this without the cost to school of employing a specialist member of staff?
If the answer is yes and you want to create an environment for your pupils to thrive through the magic of music, you are in the right place.
For a many years now schools have been asking me for help and advice about how to support music in their primary schools. I have replied to emails and visited schools to deliver workshops and CPD, but I want to do more. As a professional musician and music educator, I know the life changing effect music can have on children’s lives. I am one such child.
Having created the Education on Fire podcast network, recorded a ‘Music and the Arts’ podcast series, and had 515,000 YouTube views of my rhythm workshops, I have decided to create something that will benefit as many schools as possible.
We are building a community of teachers who want to deliver the best music experience possible for their pupils.
Your membership will give you access to:
– Primary Music Pyramid – training on how to lay the foundations that help embed music at the heart of your school. We will support music co-ordinators, non-music-specialists and music teachers in whole class singing, rhythm and pitch.
– Learning instruments – we can show you how to take the first steps in teaching your class ocarinas, recorders, ukulele, boomwhackers, samba and more. We can also show you where to find the best resources as you flourish and become a confident music provider.
– Choirs and ensembles – how to set them up and support them to thrive with insights into all the best resources available.
– How to create a performing culture in your school with music assemblies, concerts, recitals, or festivals.
– Performing opportunities outside of school and in the local community.
– Using music with your class topic.
– Forums for teachers to share their experiences and help others gain the knowledge and support they need.
– Member Q&A calls with Carol and Mark
– Exclusive member offers.
– Follow the music teachers on our team – They will document and share how they have created their lessons and how they are cultivating wonderful experiences for their pupils.
– How to utilise your Music Hub – First Access programmes. Cross curriculum projects & funding. Introduction to instrumental lessons.
Primary Music on Fire Membership Site get involved now at https://www.educationonfire.com/primary-music/
083: Why?
On todays show Mark reveals why he decided to keep everything under one roof.
3 podcasts and a primary music membership site = Education ON FIRE
Full details at www.EducationOnFire.com/primary-music
082: Primary Music Membership Release Date & Price
On todays show Mark reveals when the doors will open on the Primary Music on Fire Membership and the small investment that could change the lives of children through music.
Full details at www.EducationOnFire.com/primary-music
081: Music & Drama Education Expo
Mark Taylor & Carol Aveyard take you behind the scenes of the Music & Drama Education Expo – Manchester October 2018.
www.musicanddramaeducationexpo.co.uk
We talked to some of the people who were exhibiting and delivering workshops so you can get a feel for the opportunities available at this great event.
The next is a two day exhibition taking place on 6-7 March 2019 in LONDON OLYMPIA CENTRAL.
We interviewed:
David Liggins – www.ocarina.co.uk
Ocarina Workshop first introduced ocarinas to UK schools in 1983. Since then, thousands of children and teachers have discovered the joy of making music together:
Music for Every Child and Every Teacher
is our promise.
Schools Printed Music Licence – www.cla.co.uk/schools-printed-music-licence
Mike Simpson – www.inspire-works.co.uk The World Music and Dance Specialists
Dan & Jack – www.normans.co.uk. Musical Instruments
Charles MacDougall – www.voices.org.uk
The Voices Foundation is a national charity which uses the power of singing to improve the lives of children and young people in the UK.
For more information about how we are involved with music education visit
080: Primary Music Membership Countdown
This is a short mini season special at the start of 2019 as we focus on the launch of our Primary Music on Fire membership site.
We are just 1 month away from giving a small number of teachers the opportunity to join us for the beta launch where you will get an exclusive first look at what courses we have to offer and gain access to Carol Aveyard and I as we support you to embed music in your school.
Primary Music on Fire
Taking the fear out of teaching music by giving you the step by step skills and ongoing support to produce lifelong musical memories for you, your school and your pupils.
- Are you a teacher who wants to create or develop music in your school?
- Do you need support and resources?
- Do you need CPD and a private forum of like-minded teachers to bounce ideas around with professional insights?
- Do you want to know multiple ways to document what you create and how to include everyone into fun music making classes whatever their needs or abilities?
- Do you need this without the cost of employing an extra full-time member of staff?
If the answer is yes and you want to create an environment for your pupils to thrive through the gift of music, Carol Aveyard & Mark Taylor invite you to join us in this Primary Music Membership.
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