'Let the whole Earth sing to the Lord!'
1 Chronicles 16:23-25
Music
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Music is magic! It is the ultimate organisation of sound and silence in such a way as to evoke a feeling, create a mood or make people think. Music simultaneously unites and divides us, celebrating our voices and stimulating our minds. It makes us move our bodies but it also moves our hearts. |
Our Music Curriculum
We feel that the music units we teach our younger pupils at St Paul's, connect musical ideas with experiences the children can relate to. however, in contrast the study of famous classical works (for example Peter and the Wolf) introduce our children to the new worlds of sound.
As the children get older, they learn to play instrument which can subsequently be played as part of lessons, deepening their understanding of the music studied. Most children at St Paul’s do not receive private instrumental lessons outside school so this strand of learning is given slightly more emphasis.
Here are some of the instruments that we teach at St Paul's:
- Glockenspiels
- Ocarinas
- Drums
- Harps
What a Good Learner in Music Looks Like|
When our children leave St Paul's, as a good learner in Music, they will be able to:
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How We Teach Music