Schools Pathway
For many children, the journey begins with Mini Music for 0–4 year olds, where early musical experiences support development and lay the foundations for progression into school-based provision.
Through our Schools Pathway, MORABE builds on these early foundations by delivering both statutory curriculum musicianship and a broad enrichment programme within the school day and beyond. Pupils access a wide range of opportunities, including choir, group and individual instrumental lessons, ensembles and alumni groups that sustain participation as their skills and confidence grow.
This core provision is further enriched through workshops and performance opportunities in professional settings such as Snape Maltings, where pupils work with professional musicians, perform for and with their communities, and begin to see themselves as part of a wider cultural landscape.
All children have access to free instrument loans, removing a key barrier to participation. Children who would otherwise be unable to access instrumental lessons are supported through means-tested bursaries and scholarships, ensuring opportunity is shaped by ability and commitment, not background.
We Provide
MUSICIANSHIP
We deliver weekly Kodály-inspired musicianship classes in schools, embedding musical literacy so that all pupils leave primary school able to read, write and sight sing music
SEN SUPPORT
Working with creative therapy partners, we provide meaningful access and tailored support for SEND pupils, ensuring they can participate confidently, express themselves and feel included
INSTRUMENTAL PROGRAMME
We provide free instrument loans, scholarships and bursaries, alongside a string access scheme for all year 2 pupils, group lessons, one-to-one tuition and ensemble opportunities
CHOIR
We deliver choir and weekly whole-class or whole-school singing, led by a specialist vocal practitioner
PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES
Children perform in community settings and professional venues, working alongside professional musicians and ensembles, ensuring they see themselves represented and valued on these stages
CONCERT CLUB & WORKSHOPS
We provide a Concert Club and creative workshops, giving children and families live performance experiences and opportunities to explore music beyond the classroom
“It has transformed the learning environment and allowed students to achieve beyond expectations.”
