During Key Stage 2 children sing songs and play instruments with increasing confidence, skill, expression and awareness of their own contribution to a group or class performance. They improvise, and develop their own musical compositions, in response to a variety of different stimuli, with increasing personal involvement, independence and creativity. They explore their thoughts and feelings through responding physically, intellectually and emotionally to a variety of different kinds of music from different times and cultures.

Plymouth Youth Music Service has thousands of eLearning music resources to suit many topics, with suggestions for learning activities that will link not only to the Music curriculum, but to strands of Literacy, History, Geography and more, ideal for creative curriculum.

Plymouth Youth Music Service gives you:

• Rich creative curriculum
• Searchable content - find music and content for many occasions
• Coverage of National Curriculum Programme of Study (Music, but also Literacy strands and other Cross Curricular)
• Flexibility - resources lesson planning but also support for teachers less confident with teaching music
• Tools to teach instruments that may not be familiar - ideal for running extra-curricular musical activities and for non-specialists

Everyone loves using Plymouth Youth Music Service - but don’t take our word for it, why not read what teachers, pupils and Music Services have to say.

Access to these resources is by annual subscription to Plymouth Youth Music Service. However, as part of our ongoing programme of support for music education in Plymouth, we are making this invaluable resource available to you until September 2010 absolutely FREE of charge.

Contact us now to claim your free login.