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Singing specifically supports learning, personal and social development, promotes health and well-being and bonds communities of people like no other activity. Did you know that making music builds neural pathways in the brain in a way that no other activity does?
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With over 93% of primary schools nationwide involved in Sing Up, the popularity of singing in schools is clear. However, some of you may want to know more about the finer details of how singing is transforming the lives of these school children – which is why we’ve made sure that all our research is published online and available for you to access ...
Working towards becoming a singing school involves weaving singing into everyday school life, and encourages a sense of inclusivity and school cohesion. When asked 'Why does singing take place in your school?' in our July 2011 'Singing and Your School' survey1, 92% of respondents answered that it 'supports school cohesion'. One respondent said, "[S...
The CUREE report revealed that singing improves the way students engage with the curriculum – allowing them greater concentration, memory retention and improved literacy and numeracy skills. Schools reported, "children remembered facts much more easily when they had sung them" and their engagement with the curriculum noticeably improved, particular...
Increased confidence is consistently reported as an outcome for children across all Sing Up research. Relative to this, the CUREE report highlighted other benefits of singing for children, including improved self-esteem (particularly for vulnerable and special needs children), increased enjoyment and engagement in class, and enhanced social skills....
The press recently has been full of stories of the incredible power of singing; from increasing confidence and self-esteem to improving academic ability and even claims that it can cure cancer. With the pressures that children, teachers and parents are placed under, singing, it appears is the perfect antidote to today’s academic demands.
Feb 9, 2011 · Singing in school can make children feel more positive about themselves and build a sense of community, research based on 10,000 children suggests. An evaluation by the...
Sing Up made a commitment to ensure that its work impacted upon all primary aged children, including children in SEN schools, Pupil Referral Units, looked after children, children with mental health issues and many others early in 2009, and the stream of work that underpinned this commitment throughout the programme was called Beyond the ...
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