Diary of a Music Teacher: Movement is Medicine :)
This weekend the Hackney Half Marathon and Festival of Fitness took place in our neighbourhood. On Saturday there were running competitions and a school run that was a mile long […]
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Diary of a Music Teacher: School of Worship
Thinking back to the coronation of King Charles just over a week ago, music played a crucial part in the official ceremony that took place in Westminster Abbey and was […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: a Little Sunshine
Reminder to self to take little breaks out in the sun when it is out 🙂
Diary of a Music Teacher: Good Luck to All Doing SATs This Week :)
Diary of a Music Teacher: Here We Go Again!
After Strike Days and Bank Holidays, it feels nice to have some sort of a routine for a few days. If for adults all these extra days off cause feelings […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: Diversifying the Music Curriculum; Where are all the Black Female Composers? :)
A colleague and a friend of mine has been doing some great work on diversifying the music curriculum. He has spoken and written books in particular about West African musical […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: Teaching Your 2nd or 3rd Instrument
How do you feel about teaching your second instrument, or any additional instruments? We all feel that our first instrument is our strongest point; however, I have found that teaching […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: Going Back to Old Songs
How do you feel about going back to play old songs that you perhaps played a few months ago or even last year? For students, this can be something that […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: Cost of Living & Music Education
What is your experience of the cost of living crisis and its effect on music education provision? In my experience so far, the students who really want to learn and […]
Diary of a Music Teacher: Cool Guitars :)
What is the most decorated guitar that you have seen? 🙂 For me, it has to be this sticker-covered pink guitar that one of my students has!
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