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Mayfield AN INDEPENDENT DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AGED 11 TO 18 OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC RESULTS • SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE EXTENSIVE CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAMME EXEMPLARY PASTORAL CARE & NURTURING ENVIRONMENT STATE OF THE ART EQUESTRIAN CENTRE SET IN THE BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX COUNTRYSIDE FLEXI, WEEKLY AND FULL BOARDING OPTIONS MINIBUS SERVICE ACROSS SUSSEX AND KENT Open Mornings FRIDAY 16 TH JUNE <strong>2023</strong> SATURDAY 23 RD SEPTEMBER <strong>2023</strong> TO ARRANGE A VISIT PLEASE CONTACT MRS SHIRLEY COPPARD, REGISTRAR@MAYFIELDGIRLS.ORG WWW.MAYFIELDGIRLS.ORG
Music to our Ears Local schools tell us how they inspire pupils to play and enjoy music IN HARMONY At Chinthurst, we want our children to be happy and confident young people, with a lifelong love of learning and the foundations for a happy and successful adulthood. Music enriches life and is an important part of the curriculum. We aim to foster a passion for music by making it fun and inspiring – an exciting and a joyful part of the day. The whole school sings together at assemblies and three choirs regularly rehearse and perform to a high standard. Every year group benefits from specialist music teaching within the curriculum, developing their musical abilities as well as their appreciation of music. Musical learning is approached primarily through singing; lower school children benefit from whole class recorder lessons, playing tuned and untuned percussion instruments and creating individual and group compositions. In the upper school the children have the opportunity to participate in whole class instrument tuition as part of the curriculum, including whole class violin, ukulele and djembe drumming tuition. They also use music technology when composing. There is a strong instrumental programme and visiting teachers provide over a hundred one-to-one lessons a week on a wide variety of instruments. Our young instrumentalists also enjoy the opportunity to join our school orchestra to develop their ensemble playing. The children have many opportunities to showcase their musical talents, as soloists, as part of an ensemble and at school performances throughout the year. Music nurtures language, motor skills, emotional intelligence and collaboration skills and is an important part of the fabric of life at Chinthurst. chinthurstschool.co.uk WHAT A PERFORMANATCE By Natasha Smith, Head of Music at Claremont Senior School Music is an integral part of school life at Claremont. From DJ-ing and electronic music production, to singing in Senior Choir and composing classical works, students have access to a multitude of music-making opportunities all year round. Music is offered at GCSE and at A level with Music Technology, but it doesn’t stop there. A varied co-curricular programme includes opportunities to perform in the Concert Band, compose in Music Tech Club, and sing with Senior, Lads’ and Ladies’ Choirs who celebrated category wins in their debut performances at the Hastings Music Festival this year. Students also regularly participate in music-themed visits and workshops, which this year have included a songwriting workshop run by BAFTA-winning composer Ellie Wyatt and a Music Technology trip to Sugar Ray’s vintage recording studio. Sixth Form students and Music scholars are encouraged to run their own co-curricular activities, whilst many take an active lead in Concert Band. Music also plays an important role in the delivery of our award-winning Performing Arts programme. This year the Concert Band accompanied performers in the dance show In Motion, and GCSE and A-Level drummers accompanied an informal dance showcase for parents and friends. Earlier in the year, our young musicians took charge of sound tech for the BTEC Drama students’ performances of The Importance of Being Earnest, following in the footsteps of those who formed the ‘Shakespeare Band’ for an outdoor production of Romeo and Juliet. The student pit band performed alongside professional musicians for the show-stopping production of Guys and Dolls and continue to support our younger musicians at Prep School performances throughout the year. Collaborative work even extends to the community at Claremont, with music students supporting drama outreach workshops for primary schools. Supported by an experienced team of academic teachers and peripatetic staff, everyone at Claremont can explore music in all its guises, as well as take study and performance to the next level. #whataperformance claremontschool.co.uk
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