Music

The Music Department is a hive of activity at all times of the school day with students taking part in ensembles and groups. There is something for everyone, from jazz, rock and classical to musical theatre and heavy metal. Students of all ages and every ability can join in and enjoy making music. 

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Instrumental Lessons

Playing an instrument can help students in all areas of their learning. Research has shown that the reading of rhythms and notes helps with students' mathematical skills as well as being a vehicle through which they can express themselves.

The Music Department offers a range of opportunities for one-to-one instrumental lessons. All our instrumental teachers are experts in their fields and offer pupils the chance to excel in their chosen instrument.  As a centre for ABRSM, Trinity and London College of Music, students are also able to take their Grade exams on-site. 

To book a lesson or to find out more information please contact our Music Administrator

Performance Opportunities

Students have regular opportunities to perform throughout the school year. Informal recitals, which take place within the department's smaller setting, are preparation for performing exam pieces in front of a small audience. Students also have the opportunity to perform in the annual Piano Recital in our auditorium.  

The Christmas and Spring Concerts, along with the annual Cabaret Night and Jazz and Rock Night, are the main focus for the bigger ensemble groups and bands. These attract a large audience and provide a supportive but special opportunity for students to perform as soloists and duos. 

Forthcoming music performances are available on our Calendar.

Music Scholarships

Music holds a very special place in the academic and co-curricular life of the school. Music Scholarships are awarded for musical potential, ability and corresponding examination certificates. An enthusiasm for Music, a love of performing and a willingness to participate in school musical life is essential.