St. Richard’s Roman Catholic Primary School
Music at St Richard's
The fact that children can make beautiful music is less significant than the fact that music can make beautiful children. - Cheryl Lavender
Music in Key Stage 1
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During Key Stage 1 children are taught to use their voices expressively and creatively by singing songs and reciting chants and rhymes. Children will explore the use of both tuned and un-tuned instruments in a number of ways and begin to experiment with these instruments to select, create and combine sounds using the inter-related dimensions of music. Listening with concentration and developing understanding allows the children to begin to express their own musical opinion and tastes. The use of live and pre-recorded music from different historical periods takes the children on a musical journey through the ages and allows cross curricular links to be made |
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Pupil Voice
Pupil voice shows that children enjoy their Musical learning throughout school. The following comments have been gathered from pupil voice, where children were given time to discuss their learning in Music.
- 'I enjoy being able to learn new songs and making actions to the words.'
- 'My favourite part of music lessons is when we use the instruments.'
- 'We can make lots of noise in our music lessons. Sometimes this is quiet and sometimes this is loud.'
- 'I enjoy it when everyone sings together.'
- 'Performing when we use the instruments is so much fun.'
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Key Stage 1 Music Teaching and Planning Doc.pdf |
Music Policy
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Music Policy.pdf |
Our Curriculum
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Have Fun
Click on the links below to be transported to other websites all about Music, some with interactive games for you to play and get involved with.
St. Richard’s Roman Catholic Primary School
Music at St Richard's
The fact that children can make beautiful music is less significant than the fact that music can make beautiful children. - Cheryl Lavender
Music in Key Stage 1
|
During Key Stage 1 children are taught to use their voices expressively and creatively by singing songs and reciting chants and rhymes. Children will explore the use of both tuned and un-tuned instruments in a number of ways and begin to experiment with these instruments to select, create and combine sounds using the inter-related dimensions of music. Listening with concentration and developing understanding allows the children to begin to express their own musical opinion and tastes. The use of live and pre-recorded music from different historical periods takes the children on a musical journey through the ages and allows cross curricular links to be made |
Come and take a look at what's been happening in Music...
Take a look at what we're learning in Music...
Pupil Voice
Pupil voice shows that children enjoy their Musical learning throughout school. The following comments have been gathered from pupil voice, where children were given time to discuss their learning in Music.
- 'I enjoy being able to learn new songs and making actions to the words.'
- 'My favourite part of music lessons is when we use the instruments.'
- 'We can make lots of noise in our music lessons. Sometimes this is quiet and sometimes this is loud.'
- 'I enjoy it when everyone sings together.'
- 'Performing when we use the instruments is so much fun.'
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Key Stage 1 Music Teaching and Planning Doc.pdf |
Music Policy
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Music Policy.pdf |
Our Curriculum
Click the image to go to the Department For Education Website
Have Fun
Click on the links below to be transported to other websites all about Music, some with interactive games for you to play and get involved with.
St. Richard’s Roman Catholic Primary School
Music at St Richard's
The fact that children can make beautiful music is less significant than the fact that music can make beautiful children. - Cheryl Lavender
Music in Key Stage 1
|
During Key Stage 1 children are taught to use their voices expressively and creatively by singing songs and reciting chants and rhymes. Children will explore the use of both tuned and un-tuned instruments in a number of ways and begin to experiment with these instruments to select, create and combine sounds using the inter-related dimensions of music. Listening with concentration and developing understanding allows the children to begin to express their own musical opinion and tastes. The use of live and pre-recorded music from different historical periods takes the children on a musical journey through the ages and allows cross curricular links to be made |
Come and take a look at what's been happening in Music...
Take a look at what we're learning in Music...
Pupil Voice
Pupil voice shows that children enjoy their Musical learning throughout school. The following comments have been gathered from pupil voice, where children were given time to discuss their learning in Music.
- 'I enjoy being able to learn new songs and making actions to the words.'
- 'My favourite part of music lessons is when we use the instruments.'
- 'We can make lots of noise in our music lessons. Sometimes this is quiet and sometimes this is loud.'
- 'I enjoy it when everyone sings together.'
- 'Performing when we use the instruments is so much fun.'
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Key Stage 1 Music Teaching and Planning Doc.pdf |
Music Policy
| Name | Format | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Files | |||
| Music Policy.pdf |
Our Curriculum
Click the image to go to the Department For Education Website
Have Fun
Click on the links below to be transported to other websites all about Music, some with interactive games for you to play and get involved with.