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.
🎶🌍 What an incredible musical journey we had this morning at school! 🌍🎶
A huge thank you to the lovely music teachers from Entrust who came in and took us on a tour around the world through the magic of music. From upbeat rhythms to calming melodies, we experienced sounds from many different countries and cultures – all without leaving the hall!
They brought with them an amazing array of instruments including the double bass, clarinet, saxophone, flute, maracas and many more.
A special highlight was when some of our children were invited up to take part in the performances and they played brilliantly! 👏🎼
Thank you again to Entrust for such a fun, inspiring and educational musical experience! Hopefully, the children have been inspired to take up learning a musical instrument. 🎵🌎💫
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A huge well done to the talented instrumentalists and choir from St Mary’s who joined forces with pupils from across the MAC to perform in a spectacular Summer Music Concert at St John Fisher! 🌞🎤🎻
It was a wonderful evening showcasing the incredible musical talents of our students, filled with harmony, energy, and joy. 👏🎼
A big thank you to all the staff, students, and families who helped make this event so special. The power of music truly brings us together! 💫🎶
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