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Train and recruit 1,000 more music teachers. There are currently nearly 1,000 fewer secondary school music teachers today than there were in 2012. The removal of the music teacher training bursary in 2020 has exacerbated the challenge of restoring teacher levels to their previous numbers.
Oct 26, 2023 · The census isn’t published yet, but In the NFER forecast of final recruitment, published in September 2023, music had recruited only 30% of the substantially increased target of 790. The number starting secondary music teachers courses this year is likely to have been around 237 – nearly 60 fewer than last year.
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Early Learning Musical skills need be nurtured at the earliest opportunity. This needs to begin at primary school and play a significant part in continued curriculum learning. This issue is even more critical following the huge disruption caused by the pandemic to the education of thousands of young people, with subjects like music being particular...
After more than 25 years of devolution, the four nations of the UK have developed distinct approaches to enhance access to music education. These strategies reflect the unique educational landscapes within each nation, while also offering useful insights that can be shared to improve music education across the entire UK. Outlined here are unique po...
It is vital for the future of the UK music industry that educated, informed, diverse and talented young people join the sector every year. That’s why the music industry works closely with Government, education institutions and other organisations to improve access to opportunities for children and young people to develop their skills and knowledge ...
In 2018 UK Music launched a major new report called Securing Our Talent Pipeline,which we took to all the major party conferences. This report focused on creative talent yet the recommendations put forward will contribute to the development of the workforce as a whole. UK Music’s Music Education Partnership (MAP) exists to promote links between mus...
There is increasing cross-party concern about the crisis facing music education in England in particular. Over the past decade there have been many positive developments, perhaps most notably the 2012 National Plan for Music Education. However, the overall picture is one of serious decline.
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17% of music creators were educated at fee paying schools, compared with 7% across the population as a whole. This matters because 50% of children at independent schools receive sustained music tuition, while the figure for state schools is a mere 15 per cent.
Secondary school music teacher numbers have fallen by over 1,000 in the same period at a time when EBacc subjects are seeing teacher numbers rising. The decline in GCSE music is a warning for other non-EBacc subjects, with many other non-EBacc subjects suffering similar or worse outcomes.
Dec 16, 2020 · Find out all you need to know about Music Education Hubs and teacher Co-operatives. Download reports on music education sector. Many music teachers work under Music Hubs, and in recognition of this the MU has Education Reps who keep the union informed about what is happening at a local level.
