Arts Award provides certification and accreditation opportunities for students using Charanga in their schools and colleges. Following successful pilots, we’ve added a new section to our platform supporting teachers’ delivery of Arts Award at Discover and Bronze levels.
Music has never had a greater role in supporting children’s well-being and sense of achievement – which is why we’ve been hard at work extending the range of resources we provide teachers and learners globally.
We’re delighted to announce that our popular Musical School programme collected top honours in the Primary Resource category at this year’s Education Resources Awards (ERA).
We were absolutely delighted to collect a prestigious Bett Award on 22nd July. Despite stiff competition, Charanga Musical School was named winner of the Primary Content category.
Many teachers in England have asked us about the DfE’s non-statutory Model Music Curriculum, and whether we’ll be doing anything differently following its release. Yes is the short answer, and here’s an overview of what we’re doing. Fulfilling all the requirements of the statutory National Curriculum for Music, our current, award-winning Scheme will remain unchanged to provide continuity for teachers who love using it.
We’re delighted to announce an exciting new UK partnership with Trinity College London supporting young people who want to deepen their engagement with the arts and achieve a national qualification with Arts Award.
Following the success of last year’s event, the Virtual Big Sing 2021 (#VBS2021) promises to be bigger and better, with artists from across the globe encouraging everyone to sing loud and proud!
The publication of the Model Music Curriculum (MMC) guidance is a positive step in raising the profile of music education in this country. But some of the media coverage around its release has been confusing.