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You Can Book Your Child's Music Lessons On-Line At: Lessons with Specialist Teachers Are Offered in Strings, Brass, Woodwind Would your child like to learn a musical instrument? You can book your child’s music lessons on-line at: www.gmmusichub.co.uk/bolton Lessons with specialist teachers are offered in strings, brass, woodwind, guitar, ukulele, piano, keyboard Book now to reserve your place Please note that this service is not yet available in all schools. If you would like to join any of our bands, orchestras or choirs please ring 01204 333533 Bolton Music Service, 01204 333533 or email [email protected] Music Service Direct is available in the following schools: Avondale Primary School Sharples Primary School Turton & Edgworth Primary School Beaumont Primary School St Andrew's Primary School Walmsley Primary School Blackrod Primary School St Barnabas (Darwen) Primary School Harper Green School Blackrod Church Primary School St Brendan's Primary School Kearsley Academy Blackshaw Primary School St Catherine's Primary School Ladybridge High School Chorley New Road Primary School St James (Daisy Hill) Primary School Mount St Joseph Secondary Church Road Primary School St John’s (Bromley Cross) Primary School Rivington & Blackrod Secondary Eagley Junior Primary School St Mary's RC Primary School St James’s High School (Farnworth) Eatock Primary School St Matthew (Little Lever) Primary School St Joseph’s RC High School Egerton Primary School St Maxentius Primary School Thornleigh Secondary School Feniscowles Primary School St Paul’s RCP Blackburn Westhoughton Secondary School Hardy Mill Primary School St Peter’s (Smithills Dean) Primary School Witton Park High School Harwood Meadows Primary School St Saviour Primary School Heathfield Primary School St Stephen & All Martyr’s Primary School Horwich Parish Primary School St Thomas Of Canterbury RC Primary School Lostock Primary School St William of York Primary School Markland Hill Primary School The Gates Primary School Mytham Primary School Sacred Heart Primary School .
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