Music
School Music Development Plan Summary
'It has .. been proven that music plays a key role in brain development. This is because it helps with the nurturing of language, motor skills, emotional intelligence and collaboration skills.' Gov UK.
Our Music curriculum – delivered by Junior Jam – gives our children opportunities to think and act creatively, to express their emotions, to work collaboratively and to develop problem-solving skills that can be used in all areas of their learning and support the development of our 'Superskills'.
During their journey through school, children will learn and develop 3 core music skills - singing, songwriting and music theory. Their knowledge and expertise in these key areas will build year on year. In addition, they will learn the basics of a variety of different musical instruments e.g. Samba Drumming and Glockenspiels, ensuring they have an exciting, balanced musical curriculum.
Music is taught each week to Years 1-6 by our Junior Jam specialist music teacher, Mr Davies.
We also offer instrumental lessons through Rock Steady.
https://www.rocksteadymusicschool.com/info-for-schools
St Gregory's choir have participated in Young Voices concerts at the AO Arena (Manchester) for a number of years.
Music Policy
Music LTP 2024-2025
Junior Jam Knowledge Organisers 2024-2025
Rock Steady Spring Concert 2024
Young Voices 2024
🎤 🎸Rocking around the Christmas 🎄 in style this morning with our Rocksteady concert! 🎤 🎸
Carol Singing at Tom Finney House
KS2 Carol Concert 2023
Autumn 1 2023 - Ukuleles
Rock Steady teach all age groups in half hourly lessons on a Thursday morning. Each child plays in a band comprised of a vocalist, a drummer, a keyboard player and an electric guitarist. The bands have some groovy names such as Dino Rockers and Crazy Cats. Each term the bands perform to their parents and carers and the rest of the school in a funky concert.
Rock Steady Summer Concert 2023
