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St Martin’s C of E Primary School

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Vision 

Our vision is first and foremost to help our children to feel that they are musical, and to develop a life-long love of music. Throughout our music lessons, we focus on developing the skills, knowledge and understanding that children need in order to become confident performers, composers and listeners. Our curriculum introduces children to music from all around the world and across generations, teaching children to respect and appreciate the music of all traditions and communities.  

Our music curriculum has been designed to provide full coverage in-line with the Model Music Curriculum.  We follow the scheme set out by Charanga and it is supplemented by additional instrumental and singing opportunities in clubs, such a singing and handbells. 

 

See below for the overview of what we teach.

  • Music Curriculum Overview.pdf

Children in years 3 and 4 are taught weekly whole class trumpet by a visiting music teacher. 

 

The whole school come together every Wednesday in our Singing Worship, which is a time of great joy, the children see singing as another way to pray to God. 

Composer or Music of the Week 

 

In addition to our curriculum offer we also ensure our children are exposed to a wide range of music through our listening calendar. Each week, we focus on a composer or type of music, which the children listen to and appraise during the week in their classrooms.

 

We also play the music in the dining hall at lunchtime. As a school we discuss the music in our whole school Friday praise worship. 

 

 

7th June Music from the 2020s
30th June Music from the 2010s
23rd June Music from the 2000s
16th June Music from the 1990s
9th June Music from the 1980s
2nd June Music from the 1970s
19th MayMusic from the 1960s
12th MayMusic from the 1950s
5th May Music from the 1940s
28th April Music from the 1930s
7th April Soul and RnB
31st March Jazz and Blue
24th MarchMotown
17th MarchLatin 
10th MarchAfrican 
3rd March Rock
24th February 2025Review of Autumn 2 composers 
10th February 2025County 
3rd February 2025Bhangra 
27th January 2025Reggae  
20th January 2025Gospel 
13th January 2025Hip Hop 
6th January 2025 Review of Autumn 1 composers
16th December 2024Waltz of the Flowers from The Nutcracker - Tchaikovsky 
9th December 2024Russian Dance from The Nutcracker - Tchaikovsky 
2nd December 2024Star Wars Theme - John Williams 
25th November 2024Hedwig's Theme - John Williams 
18th November 2024He's A Pirate (Davy Jones) - Hans Zimmer 
11th November 2024 Abide with Me / Last Post - William Henry Monk
4th November 2024 Jurassic Park Theme - John Williams 
21th October 2024 Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - Bach
14th October 2024'Mars' from The Planet Suite - Gustav Holst
7th October 2024Horn Concerto no.4 - Mozart 
30th September 2024The Hall of the Mountain King - Greig
23rd September 2024The Entertainer - Joplin
16th September 2024Symphony no.5 - Beethoven 

 

Staff 'Who Chose that Tune?' 

 

To widen the range of music the children hear each week, we introduced a staff 'Who Chose that Tune?' element to Friday Praise Worship. 

 

Each week the children hear a song chosen by a mystery member of staff, then then try to choose who may have chosen it. Once the staff member has been revealed, they explain why they chose that song. The children have heard many reasons, some are related to fond memories, special people, a moment in time, or simply because the enjoy it. 

 

The children are often surprised by the staff member and the reason, proving that music reaches across all ages and can be a great healer, a source of joy and comfort. 

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