Our performance and workshops complement many areas of the Foundation Stage and National Curricula.
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Foundation stage
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- Learning about and respecting the cultures of other people
- Maintaining attention and concentrating
- Being confident to try new activities
- Working as part of group, taking turns, working together harmoniously
- Sustaining attentive listening, listening with enjoyment
- Experimenting with how musical instruments can be played to produce different sounds
- Recognising / exploring how sounds can be changed
- Recognising repeated sounds and sound patterns
- Responding to sound with body movements
- Expressing thoughts and feelings through music and movement
- Experiencing live performance
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KS1 Music
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- Using their voices expressively
- Playing tuned and untuned instruments
- Rehearsing and performing with others
- Creating musical patterns
- Exploring and expressing ideas and feelings using movement and dance
- Listening with concentration and internalising / recalling sounds
- Exploring how sounds can be made in different ways
- Understanding how music is used for particular purposes
- Exploring how sounds can be organised and used expressively within simple structures
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KS2 Music
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- playing untuned instruments with control and rhythmic accuracy
- improvising, developing rhythmic material when performing
- listening with attention to detail
- internalising / recalling sounds with increasing aural memory
- understanding how pitch, duration, dynamics, tempo, timbre, texture and silence can be organised and used to communicate different moods and effects
- how time and place can influence the way music is created, performed and heard
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KS1 PSHME
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- listening to other people
- playing and working cooperatively
- identifying and respecting the differences and similarities between people
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KS2 PSHME
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- thinking about the lives of people living in other places and times, and people with different values and customs
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KS2 Geography
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- learning about people, places and environments, and starting to make links between different places in the world
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