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Services for Schools 2020/2021 COVENTRY MUSIC SERVICES FOR SCHOOLS 2020/2021 02475 270955 WWW.COVENTRYMUSICHUB.CO.UK WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/COVENTRYMUSICHUB @COVENTRY_MUSIC THE BENEFITS OF USING COVENTRY MUSIC Great value Service Level Agreements Direct billing to parents to reduce admin costs to schools can be offered Admin & Direct communication to parents/carers Processing of invoices for tutors Finance Carrying out DBS checks for tutors Public liability insurance Ability to change tutors to meet the needs of your school and pupils Instrument hire - 97p a week Free instruments for whole class music groups Free music tuition for Looked After Children Free demos on request Quality assurance checks Support with music education across Service your school Live music performances Opportunities for students to perform live Bespoke projects, choirs, music groups and much more! All tutors receive regular safeguarding training CPD for tutors across the year CPD Specialist music CPD for schools Access to online resources for tutors Inclusive music training for tutors "Pupils enjoy a range of enrichment activities. They also benefit from visiting speakers, quality music experiences and performances." OFSTED visit to Keresley Grange Primary, Jan 2020 www.coventrymusichub.co.uk COVENTRY MUSIC PRICES FOR SCHOOLS 2020/2021 INSTRUMENTAL / VOCAL TUITION Hourly Tuition Rate £36 per hour Add a li t(Ttlheis dboeits nootf inbcloudde yins treumxetntal hire) £6 every 10 mins thereafter Direct Billing Individual/Group Lessons (eg £42 - 70 mins, £54 - 90 mins) individual 30 min lesson £49.50 per month individual 20 min lesson £33 per month Shared lesson (20 mins 2 pupils, 30 mins 3 pupils) £16.50 per month WHOLE CLASS 1 YEAR PROGRAMMES Musical School 1 hour of instrumental tuition for one class per term £1250 per year with 30 minutes of FREE small group lessons for spring & summer* Flexible Half Day Rate PM - after 13:00 - 2 hours £2600 per year AM - before 12:00 - 2.5 hours £2700 per year (1 tutor to deliver whole class, tuition, music group or other musical activities. Instrument hire included. Hourly Flexible Rate £42 per hour (Music groups/after school clubs/whole class instrumental/choirs) Music Curriculum Delivery £60 per hour PROJECTS Kick Start Project. £200 Aimed to kick start instrumental tuition. 10 x 30 minute sessions or 5 x 1 hour sessions. Free instrument hire Modulo (secondary only) £125 ** Armonico Consort Choir Creation FREE Open Orchestra (special schools only) price on request Instrument Hire £4.16/month (97p/week) ADDITIONAL EXTRAS 10% discount on any extra product when buying a minimum of 2 hours instrumental/ vocal tuition for academic year 20% discount on extras when buying whole class provision Mornings of Music - 1 Key Stage £175 (discounted £157.50/£140) Live Performance £175 (discounted £157.50/£140) Inspire Music Workshops (2hrs per tutor) £250 (discounted £225/£200) Charanga £200 (discounted £180/£160) Please Note: All Coventry Music Programmes are for 33 weeks per year. Projects & Extras are bespoke and will differ. Order via One Place https://oneplace.coventry.gov.uk Visit our website for full information on what we offer and keep up-to-date on all the latest news, opportunities & events. www.coventrymusichub.co.uk WHOLE CLASS TUITION Musical School *WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE 1 YEAR PROGRAMME? 1 class receives 1 hour per week of instrumental teaching each term, 3 different classes across the year Free instrument hire for whole class lessons Spring term offers an additional FREE 30-minute lesson for those students wishing to continue from the Autumn term cohort (10 pupils max) Summer term offers an additional FREE 30-minute lesson for those students wishing to continue from the Autumn or Spring term cohort (10 pupils max) Additional small group lessons can be provided to support over 10 pupils Direct Billing Tuition Take out all the stress of arranging musical tuition for your students by opting for direct billing. We will contact the parents to manage the whole billing process at no additional cost to the school. This ensures that lessons can continue for those pupils who are keen to continue in the easiest, hassle-free way possible. Flexible Half Day Rate This route is a more flexible way for children to access whole class instrumental tuition, and no additional staff are required. Coventry Music will provide a tutor for a morning or afternoon over 33 weeks a year. Schools can decide how this is allocated across the school, although we recommend that children receive tuition for a minimum of a term. Examples would include whole class teaching, large group work and continuation lessons. www.coventrymusichub.co.uk WHOLE CLASS & TUITION Flexible Hourly Rate This route can be used to offer shorter term projects and one-off musical experiences. It is also ideal for music groups, after-school clubs, specialist class teaching and choirs Music Curriculum Delivery Coventry Music will deliver a programme in line with the National Curriculum with a qualified teacher for 33 sessions across the year. Kick Start Programme The Kick Start programme is aimed for schools who wish to get instrumental tuition started in their school. It is designed to get children interested in playing an instrument and build a desire to continue learning after the programme ends. You can choose most instruments, and from either 10x 30 minute lessons, or 5x 60 minute lessons. Instrument loan is included in the price. Parents will need to hire the instrument should the child wish to continue with tuition at the end of the project. “Coventry Music has helped me to establish a flourishing instrumental programme as a truly collaborative effort. We now have an orchestra and a string group that recently gave their first performance and this is testament to the hard work and dedication of the service’s teaching staff.” Daniel Sanford-Casey, Head of Performing Arts, Lyng Hall School Modulo Music group development scheme in partnership with Orchestras for All. Resources and performance opportunities included. (** actual cost £250, 50% subsidised by Coventry Music) Instrument Hire We offer great value instrument hire for individuals at only 97p per week. www.coventrymusichub.co.uk PROJECTS & EXTRAS Mornings of Music Mornings of Music is an opportunity to collaborate with other schools in a musical celebration. The children will learn and perform a set of specifically commissioned songs using professional recordings and backing tracks. Coventry Music support these sessions with specialist vocal CPD and resources. Schools may also opt to take part in the "Big Sing" giving their children the opportunity to sing in an exciting venue with a professional live band. "Great songs, resources were easy to access. We have really enjoyed the experience." - Music co-ordinator, Holbrook Primary "Fabulous engagement with whole key stage – theatre performance was great too." Clarissa Knee, Music Co-ordinator, Hollyfast Primary Inspire Workshops Coventry Music can deliver bespoke music workshops in a variety of genres and styles to offer your students an inspiring musical experience. The content is completely flexible to the requirements of the school, but examples could include: Beat Making, Spoken Word, Theme/Subject based workshops Hook lessons to launch new curriculum topics Experience days or contribution to a school Aspiration Day Live Performance A range of 45 minute interactive performances are available including the Coventry Music Rock Band. "Great interaction from the band with the children [and] just an overall enjoyable experience that we always look forward to each year!" - Dave Ryman, Music Co-ordinator, Southfields Primary School "Best day of my life. I rocked out!" - , pupil from Leigh C of E Academy Charanga Charanga is a complete scheme to teach the national curriculum for music. It includes a growing library of songs, topics, instrument courses and creative apps and support for assessment, SEND and personalised teaching and learning. We can offer a great rate if you join through us. www.coventrymusichub.co.uk OUR PARTNERS We have some amazing partnerships... Here are some of the organisations we work with . Together we can do more. www.soundlab.org.uk www.media-mania.org www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire www.coventry.ac.uk www.armonico.org.uk www.talkingbirds.co.uk www.thetinmusicandarts.org.uk www.positiveyouthfoundation.org www.belgrade.co.uk www.warwickartscentre.co.uk www.macbirmingham.co.uk www.orchestraoftheswan.org www.coventrycathedral.org.uk www.coventry2021.co.uk www.coventrymusichub.co.uk What other people are saying about Coventry Music and how we make a difference to the children of Coventry... "I am personally delighted by the high quality provision and opportunities provided by Coventry Music Services and want to make sure both of my schools have the same brilliant opportunities. OFSTED were blown away by the Armonico Singing Assembly, in preparation for the Albert Hall Event, as was the highly inspirational music lesson. As a musician, I am delighted that music has been specifically mentioned in the report. Music was also a focus subject for the 'dive' of day 2,and the positive response to this is also a celebration." - Nicola Penlington, Headteacher, Keresley Grange Primary School - OFSTED Visit & Coventry Music services Thanks for a great concert last night. All the groups did really well, but it was particularly inspiring to see the special schools choir performing with gusto in their own song, and the talented young people from SoundLab Cov in their own songs and the finale. Also Swords and Sunflowers were amazing. Good luck for tonight’s show. Congratulations on offering great creative and performing opportunities for Coventry YP." Christina Timms, Relationship Manager, Music - Arts Council England - Summer Showcase 2019 "What a great opportunity for the children. They really enjoyed it and the parents were really positive. It was very well organised. Thank you for including us. We would definitely do it again." Lesley Criminisi, Music Co-ordinator, Whitmore Park Primary School - Summer Showcase 2018 "We have just had the absolute pleasure of hosting your fabulous staff this morning for a History of Music (in an hour!) at WCA.
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