Extra Curricular Activities

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Why Choose The Music Works For Music Classes?

The Music Works really is about engaging more people with music. Whatever level you’re at our business is designed to nurture you no matter what part of your music journey your on. Run by an experienced and well-versed team of dedicated and fun people we drive everything towards learning in an enjoyable environment.

As BB King once “The beautiful thing about learning is that nobody can take it away from you.” Learning music, listening to music, writing music, or just enjoying the ambience that music brings is something that happens constantly and here at The Music Works we know that music is a part of so many people’s lives.

Playing any instrument, singing, or listening can take us into a world of imagination and as a team that are dedicated to music, we want more people to experience the real joys of music. Driving self-confidence, socialising skills and self-determination are all things that matter here.

It’s not about us its about you and your passion for music that drives us every day. If you’re looking for something that brings a world of happiness, laughter, fun, and enjoyment why not book your completely FREE first lesson today. We already know once you have given it a try you won’t want to stop and that’s what makes us the right choice.

Supervised home learning sessions.

These will take place after school Monday-Thursday in the Learning Resources Centre (LRC).

These sessions will enable students to complete home learning tasks with access to IT resources and learning support staff.

Thursday the 27th June saw a group of upper school students take part in an inter-school voting morning for the trust book awards.  Students had the opportunity to share opinions on books they have read over the last fourteen weeks with students from schools across the trust. After many animated discussions on the shortlisted books, students voted for their favourite – ‘Happyhead’ by Josh Silver - and heard a talk and Q&A with last year’s award winner, Danielle Jawando. Massive thank you to our upper-school students for getting stuck in with discussions and being excellent representatives for the school.

The voting morning was the culmination of weeks of reading and meetings in the LRC to discuss what they had read. Every school had unique opinions on the books and it was very impressive how articulate and open students were with their own arguments and in hearing opinions of others. Thank you to Weydon for hosting, Mrs Daniels for organising and Mr Venton for his ongoing support of all thing’s literacy.

We hope to involve even more students at the WMAT book awards next year - fingers crossed we get to hear from another winning author!