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Music at Grange

Music plays an important part of life at Grange Primary School. Each year group learn songs, listen to music and compose pieces of music using various instruments during topic lessons. Children attend weekly singing assemblies and have opportunities to perform to large groups.

Many year groups at Grange are taught how to play an instrument by a peripatetic music specialist. Children in Years 1, 2, and 3 are taught music by a music specialist teacher. In Year 4 children are taught how to play the recorder. In Year 5 children learn to play the ukulele, and in Year 6 children learn how to play the Samba drums.

After school, children have the opportunity to join our school drumming club and many other music clubs offered.

Please look at the adjacent information to find out more!

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Pupil Voice Quotes:

Please see some of the quotes offered by our children regarding their music learning.

I loved drumming. It was like a dream come true to play the drums every week!

Victoria (year 4 Galaxy class)

I loved our drumming lessons and practised each week at home and sometimes on the bus!

Edith (year 4 Galaxy class)

I liked the African drums, they were fun to use and learnt about sound and rhythm.

Toye (year 4 Galaxy class)

I enjoyed drumming because I learnt new skills. Now I can play the drum for my mum and dad. I also learnt how to work together.

Zainab (year Supernova class)

I learnt new patterns and rhythms and how to use an African drum. I loved everything about drumming!

Eliot (year 4 Galaxy class) 

During drumming lessons I learnt you need to have rhythm!

Nabil (year 4 Supernova class)

Drumming really helped me with my mental health.

Rozzena (year 4 Supernova class)

During our drumming lessons I learnt about working together in a group, rhythm and new songs.

Joshua (year 4 Supernova class)