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Music Education in England Review Consultation Responses Music Education In England Review Consultation Responses Name Organisation Name Organisation Ian Bangay North Yorkshire Music Services T Compton Bablake School Kate Comberti Freelance/City of London Sinfonia Kirsty Hugill Exeter Young Strings Howard Jones N/K Fran Hart Westley Middle School Head Teacher Trafalgar Community Infants School? Cara Courage Architecture Centre Network Ian Barnett Rhythmix Lee Muncaster Wakefield Music Service Martin Garrett Vale First and Middle School Emma Ward Pauline Trusselle Cathedral School Ossett School Gus Garside Mencap Brian Deadman & Alison Curran A. Pybus-Coates King Street Primary School Ali Warner Helen Mead N/K Lorne Pearcey Heather Brooks Hendal Primary School Jane Smith Bucks Music Service Gráinne Duffy St. Joseph’s RC VA Primary school Innes Thompson Rose Ballantyne Blackheath Halls Lisa Austin Strange Fosbrook Folk Education Trust Jonathan Westrup Drake Music Alexander Moody Anthony Gleeson St Joseph's R.C. Primary Annie Williams HolyTrinty and St.Silas Primary School Anne Johnson Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Tessa Ely Christine Haslett Rosa Street Primary School Bob Humphreys Plymouth University Miriam Smith Frank Barnes School for Deaf Children AnAnnene Shaw Willesborough Infant School Garry Jones N/K Arlette Overman N/K Susan Taylor Healey Foundation Primary Keith Howbrigg Jean Briggs All Saints CE Primary School Susan Steward & Harry Grainger Michael Christie N/K Dee Floodgate Tracey Bailey Champagne Cornwall Chorus Susanna Eastburn Arts Council England Lindsay Torrance Castleton Primary School Rebeka Haigh Yorkshire Youth and Music Barbara Barker Peter Broadbent Association of British Choral Directors Lisa Taylor The Harbour School Helen Bailey Cumbria Music Service Cllr Robert Cole Redbridge Music Service Ian Burton Nottingham City LA Music Service J Hallam Hawkshead Esthwaite Primary Richard Hart Bedfordshire Music Trisha Lee MakeBelieve Arts Patrick Nicholls Portsmouth City Council Adam Theobald Chris Crosby Patrick Gazard Philip Chapman Head, Isle of Wight Music Service Karen Mackenzie Musical Terms Keith Morrison Medway Council Malcolm Warnes East Sussex Music Services Celia marchant Sharon Oldham Ashfield Valley Primary School Sally Rees Staffordshire County Council Margaret Rawlings N/K Mrs Nicky Harris Eastbrook Primary School Emma Calvert North Yorkshire Council Derek Blease Medway Music Association Christine Green Torfield School Neil Chippington St Paul’s Cathedral School Michele Lewis Bamford Primary School Cecy Kemp All Saints CE Junior School David Rose Milton Keynes Music Service Chris Gayford N/K Alisa Vinson Pebsham Community Primary Faye Lawrence West Rise Junior School Karen Brock Tower Hamlets Arts and Music Education Service Jim McManners Cassop Primary School Christina Clay East Sussex Music Service Sophie Bevan N/K Rebecca Stewardson Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra Karen Priestley Alison Wyld All Saints C. Of E. Junior School Brendan O'Shea Community Music Initiative Judith Weeks Gloucestershire Music David Ashworth Jinine Hutchinson Jonquil King Blackboys CEP Dr Jonathan Savage Institute of Education Manchester Metropolitan University Sarah Scarborough Charnock Hall Primary School Paul Machon Wakefield Music Service Jim Reiss Djworkshops.com Michael Milner Seaton C of E Junior School Anne Heaton North Yorkshire County Music Service Tom Collins Little Ridge Community Primary School Dom Murphy Bishop Carpenter CE Primary School Sally Collins Jonathan Hills Rachel Belringer Belmusic Services Sarah Tomlinson Milton Keynes Music Service Bill Dunningham Portsmouth (Hampshire) area. Julia Hatch Rod Harrod PROfessional Music, Performance and Technology) Bernadette Mcarthur Christine Adams Sheerness West Federation Cathi Cook Amanda Hurst Andrew Pitts Valerie Frost Una Murtagh Sue Lawrence James Morgan Holmfirth High School Helen Cormie Durham Music Service Julie Kilburn Abbey Grange CE High School Adrian Biddulph Durham Educational Development Service Carole Colling Usworth Colliery Primary School Jenny Austin Alison Lowe Bow Brickhill C of E Primary School Adrian Biddulph Durham Music Service Sarah Hennessey University of Exeter Rebecca Stroud Byron Wood Primary School Amanda Donno-Fuller Tankard Barleylands (P. Tankard) Jenny Brown Milton Keynes Music Service J Sharman Michelle Kinsella Rachel Andrews Portsmouth Music Service Kay Tucker Stringbabies Ltd John Durrant M.A Luton Music Service Liam Owen Kings' Forest Primary School Ute Weis Humphrey Norrington Ruth Willis David Pybus David Savage Adele Beeson Maureen Hanke Norfolk County Music Service Jane Wheeler Catherine Brentnall Portsmouth City Council Laura Woodham Gipsy Hill Federation Sally Rees (Director of Children’s Staffordshire County Council Services) Vicky Feldwick University of Winchester Roger Overend King’s Rochester- The Cathedral Choir School Christopher Gray Director of Music, Truro Cathedral Neil Blundell (Principal) Bristol Cathedral Choir School Kathryn Nielson The Voices Foundation Roger Fildes Bolton Youth Concert Bands Parent Support Group Jocelyn McMullen Hermitage Comprehensive School Ian Smith Oxfordshire County Music Service Alison Hedger Ian Burton Nottingham City LA Music Service Robert Mitchell East Riding of Yorkshire Council David Crook Amersham Music Centre Woodside Junior School Carolyn Norris Simon Salisbury Buckinghamshire Music Service Sam Glazer Emma Seggar Music Education In England Review Consultation Responses Name Organisation Name Organisation Dr A Scott Dawn Chesters Whitchurch Primary School Martin Angell, AGSM,PGCE Mr C Sanders Patrick Nicholls Portsmouth City Council Louisa Roberts Thomas Nolan Langley Grammar School David Williams Don Gillthorpe, Head of Music Dowdales School Nicholas Davis Mark Blackstock Wolverhampton Civic Hall Jackie Mundell Perkins Music Education Team at Edge Hill Edge Hill University Alice Barber University Lesley Cooper Sunning Hill Primary School Alison Pope Newly-retired teacher Jeremy Sleith St.Helens Council Music Service Sue Buntin Music Educator Angela Brooks Chatham Grammar School for Boys Etelka Nyilasi Solihull Music Service, Birmingham Ms I Tomlinson Abbey Park Middle School Anne M. Romer Kila Barber Lydlynch Infant School Elizabeth Schofield Patricia Critchley Ian Toone Voice Jane O’Sullivan St Robert Southwell RC Primary School Pete and Rach Dawson Horsham John Witchell Lorraine Bunce Chris Maynard Kingston upon Hull Music Service Martyn Soulsby North Lakes School Helen Smith Trafford music service Ian G. Smith Heather Rockhold Lauriston Primary School Bridget Fordham Henlow Middle School Head of Service Bristol Arts and Music Service Tamsin Pennington Wavell School Andy Gleadhill Hilary Vickers Mary-Jane Wilkins Lucy McGuinness Mrs M Sanderson Frank Newhofer Janet Marshall Angie Baker (Mrs) Stephen Threlfall Chetham’s School of Music Alison Wyld All Saints C.E. Junior Fiona Beddall Veronica Shaw Scantabout Primary School Carolyn Morris St Mary’s CE Primary School Kathryn Hardy Warwickshire County Music Service Duncan Meikle Lady Manners School Mrs Fran Carpenter Hill View Primary School Joanne Winkler Kent County Council Martyn Lane Louise Edwards Charles Deacon Lette Jo Scott David Bignell. Christopher P Johnson Consultant Head of Music and Performing Michelle Mineau Arts Services Edwina Broadbent Paul W. Jarvis Bury Music Service Ltd Jane Sharp (Mrs) Graeme Rudland Lindsay Tanner Kevin box Boroughbridge high school Hazel Child Celia Hebbron Wirral Music Service Headteacher Bob Boys Wendy Jones Danielle Lewis Nigel Waugh Wing Lam Jane Lloyd Clanfield C.E. Primary School Mrs Pip Wootton Portsmouth Music Service Jeremy Newton The Prince’s Foundation for Children & the Brian Cotterill Lanesborough School Arts Mark Cheesman Highworth Grammar School Andrew Cleary (AMC) Portsmouth Grammar School Dr Tim Cain University of Southampton Sandra Brasier Sally Russell Pete Adams Mrs M Atkins Paul Trimble Salford Music and Performing Arts Service Jayne Briggs Derbyshire City & County Music Nicola Rose Milton Keynes Music Partnership Sharon Green Northamptonshire County Council Mrs Jenny Jones (BMus PGCE) West Sussex Music Service Professor Martin Ashley Edge Hill University Gillian Owen Lancashire Music Service Gill Knox Silverdale School Angie Coates Monkey Music Oxfordshire County Music Service Vicki Brown Highfields Primary School Lynne Beck Bracknell Forest Council Ian Little Ampleforth Abbey Outreach Project Heather Cordwell Sheffield Music Service Rachel Garver Aylesbury Music Centre Maralyn Williams Maria Spacey Portsmouth City Council Rob Nash Cheshire East Council Gemma Ekins Cranbourne Business and Enterprise College Mark Sutton Rugeley Federation for Learning Sarah Evans Penn Wood Primary school, Slough Thalia Hughes Elizabeth Marriott Cumbria Music Service Linda Drayton Head of Music, Nova Hreod Chris Harrison Eluned Ann Mynett West Sussex County Council Professor June Boyce-Tillman MBE Andrew Gwatkin Drums for Schools Julie Turner Natalie Goharriz Garry Doyland Richard James Whymark The King’s School, Ely David Lewis BA(Ed)Hons Erica Hardy North Lincolnshire Music Support Service Dr Diana Harris Louise Babington Benjamin Griffiths East Sussex Music Service AND Self Employed Musician Eric Forder Redbridge Music Service Patricia Spodzieja Portsmouth Music Service Janet Russell Jonathan Rowe Aylesbury Music Centre Peter Morris St Peter’s Collegiate Church, Laura Skuce Wolverhampton Elaine Watson Scissett CE (A) First School Trevor Dyson Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Service Paul Midgley Sound Sense
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