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Inspiring children and young people to develop a love of music through participation in musical experiences within and outside school.
Cumbria Music Education Hub is collaborative partnership led by Westmorland & Furness Council Music Service (Children’s Services). Working together with Cumberland Council Music Service, schools and educational settings across Cumbria, and local, regional and national partners, we use the ACE Music Hub Grant to deliver the vision and three goals of the National Plan for Music Education and enable all children and young people to learn to sing, play an instrument and create music together, and have the opportunity to progress their musical interests and talents.
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Congratulations to our partners Pick 'n' Mix Strings for being shortlisted for the Outstanding Musical initiative at the Music and Drama Education Awards. ![]()
Congratulations also to all other nominees - some close colleagues on the list. ![]()
Cumbria Music Hub is delighted help support and enrich the musical education landscape of Cumbria. All made possible withArts Council Englandland music hub fund. ![]()
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The power of music featured twice on the radio this morning - one article about the positive outcomes of singing on mothers with post natal depression, the intervention had a positive impact on their well being well past the short programme they accessed. The sense of belonging, friendship and camaraderie also lasted for a long time ❤️ The second article about music’s impact on the brain for young people with Tourette’s syndrome. A percussionist studying music explained how having to play three percussion instruments at a time didn’t allow her brain to tick…well we should not be surprised - a percussionist is often doing a million things at once (perhaps a slight exaggeration).![]()
A third article could have been played - one to celebrate the ‘hidden champions’ of music for children. Read on…![]()
The Governance Board of the Cumbria Music Hub met at Annie Mawson's Sunbeams Music Trust - Sunbeams today for a development day. The day focussed on welcoming new board members to the group, and discussion to strengthen knowledge and partnerships to continue our work to support children’s access to and inclusion in music education and opportunities.![]()
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Members who have contributed their time for several years and more, and new members were joined by Lead School representatives. The time, dedication, and support provided by these amazing people - giving their time for free because they care so much about children’s rights to access and engage in music was humbling to say the least. ![]()
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We are so lucky to be supported by these amazing, caring people.![]()
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