What OFSTED said..
” Music is taught very effectively as pupils learn to play instruments and sing to a good standard.”
“Music and singing play a large part in the school’s life. Pupils participate enthusiastically in making music and singing in special events at the school and in the local community. Pupils sing in tune and in harmony using three parts with good tonal quality.”
At St. Mary’s we have a dedicated Music Room for instrumental lessons.
We also run music clubs after school including choir, guitar club
Our children work towards performing both in school and outside of school as we have good links with local high schools, churches and the Town Centre and are so proud of our Music Gold Mark.
🎶On Tuesday this week, we were delighted to welcome some of our talented pupils to perform in assembly as part of their iRock music tuition! 🎸🎤
The children performed confidently in front of the whole school and their parents, showcasing the incredible progress they have made since their last concert. It was truly wonderful to see how much they have grown in both skill and confidence.
It was amazing to see them shine in the spotlight — we are so proud of each and every one of them!🎶
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This afternoon, our fantastic Year 6s completed their Music unit, “Songs of World War 2”, and what a journey it has been!
Throughout the unit, the children have been working hard to sing confidently together, learning to identify different pitches within an octave and exploring how harmonies work when voices are combined.
For their final performance, the children sang “White Cliffs of Dover”, beautifully accompanied by our very talented instrumentalists which was kindly written by Mrs Walton and rehearsed during their music tuition. It was wonderful to see the pupils supporting one another and performing with such confidence and musicality.
It was also lovely to see parents there to watch their children perform. Thank you for your continued support!
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