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Music

For children to learn why Music is important, to become familiar with the names and sounds of all basic percussion instruments as well as other musical terms
For children to develop their creative thinking skills and improve their motor skills
To encourage children to become active listeners
To demonstrate that there are rewards from dedication and practice
To encourage children to learn about and to embrace other cultures through music
To develop confidence and listening skills
For children to explore emotions through music, helping them develop into young people and learn more about who they are.
To raise attainment and enthusiasm in Music lessons
To make children aware of the importance of teamwork and coordination in a team
To make Music fun!

For children to learn why Drama is important, to become familiar with all basic drama techniques such as role-play and mime
To demonstrate good negotiation skills when working as an ensemble that children can use in all subjects across the curriculum
To improve public speaking skills which are inevitably an asset to every individual’s lifelong career
To show children that Drama is not only for the most extrovert children – there are opportunities to just be a “face” or a “voice” in the chorus as well as an abundance of roles backstage.
To support children in exploring the world around them using imaginary characters

For children to develop their skills in the key areas of singing, dancing and acting
To introduce children to stage production and play writing
To improve children’s confidence by performing a different range of musical theatre productions, trying out new roles and responsibilities
For children to act through improvisation and understand the importance of body language
To improve voice projection through acting and singing