Instrument & Duration Restictions by School 2019-2020

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Instrument & Duration Restictions by School 2019-2020

B&NES Music Service Instrument & Lesson Duration Restrictions by School 2019-2020 School Instrument or Lesson Duration Restriction(s) The school has requested that we do not timetable Drum Bathampton Primary School Kit Tuition Batheaston Church School No Restrictions Bishop Sutton Primary School No Restrictions Broadlands Academy No Restrictions Cameley CofE VC Primary School No Restrictions Chandag Junior School No Restrictions Chew Magna Primary School No Restrictions Chew Stoke Church School No Restrictions Chew Valley School No Restrictions Combe Down CofE Primary School No Restrictions East Harptree CofE Primary School No Restrictions Farrington Gurney CofE Primary School No Restrictions Fosse Way School No Restrictions Freshford Church School No Restrictions The school has requested we only timetable flute, Hayesfield Girls School voice/singing, clarinet and guitar tuition Moorlands Federation No Restrictions Newbridge Primary School No Restrictions Norton Hill Academy No Restrictions Oldfield Park Junior School No Restrictions Paulton Junior School No Restrictions Peasedown St John Primary School No Restrictions Pensford Primary School No Restrictions Ralph Allen School No Restrictions If you request Piano lessons, the School have requested that we timetable only 20 minutes Saint Gregory's Catholic College Individual or 30 minutes Individual Tuition for this instrument. We are able to timetable all lesson duration options for all other instruments. St John's Catholic Primary School No Restrictions St John's CofE Primary School (MSN) No Restrictions St Keyna Primary School No Restrictions St Mary's Catholic Primary School No Restrictions St Mary's CofE Primary School (Timsb) No Restrictions St Philip's CofE Primary School No Restrictions St Saviours Junior Church School No Restrictions St Stephens Church School No Restrictions School Instrument or Lesson Duration Restriction(s) Stanton Drew Primary School No Restrictions Swainswick CofE Primary School No Restrictions Ubley CofE Primary School No Restrictions The School has requested that we do not timetable Wellsway School 15 mins lessons for any instrument. Westfield Primary School No Restrictions Widcombe CofE Junior School No Restrictions Writhlington School No Restrictions Please note: the above list only shows restrictions for schools with whom we have ‘direct invoice’ arrangement (i.e. parents/carers apply and are invoiced directly by the NB&NES Music Service rather than through the school). Updated Jan 2020 .

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