Opinion: Why Johnson and Sunak should learn a lesson from recent history – don’t mess with students Editorial, England, Features, Funding, Higher Education and Further Education, Opinion, Policy and research, Students, Youth voiceOctober 26, 2021
UK Music calls for more money for music teaching following disappointing budget Funding, Music industry and business, News, Policy and research, Secondary, Students, UK and IrelandMarch 11, 2021
UK government consultation on T Levels ends with doubts over future of Level 3 music qualifications Examinations & assessment, Higher Education and Further Education, Music industry and business, Music technology and production, News, Rock & pop, Secondary, Students, UK and IrelandFebruary 22, 2021
UK government backtracks on slashing of laptops for schools England, Music technology and production, News, Online courses and tuition, StudentsDecember 11, 2020
Department for Education slashes laptop and internet provision for disadvantaged children Coronavirus, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Early Years and Primary, England, Music technology and production, News, Online courses and tuition, Policy and research, Products and services, StudentsOctober 24, 2020
UK government axes music teaching bursaries as it halves election promises England, Funding, Jobs and careers, News, Policy and research, StudentsOctober 19, 2020
DfE quashes media speculation about re-opening schools Coronavirus, England, News, UK and IrelandMay 7, 2020
ACE Director of Music Education: National Plan recommendations Composing, songwriting and arranging, Features, From the web, Opinion, Policy and research, UK and IrelandFebruary 20, 2020
National Plan consultation draws positive response from businesses and tech organisations Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Funding, Music industry and business, Music technology and production, News, Performing, Policy and research, Sponsored, Students, Teachers, UK and Ireland, WorldFebruary 11, 2020
Department for Education launches consultation on future of music education in England Diversity, equity and inclusion, Funding, Music industry and business, News, Policy and research, Teachers, UK and IrelandFebruary 9, 20201 Comment
£85m funding for 2020/21 confirmed for music hubs and other organisations Funding, News, Policy and research, Teachers, UK and IrelandJanuary 3, 2020
The ‘model music curriculum’: uniting the music education community through disaffection and challenge? Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Composing, songwriting and arranging, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Features, Magazine, Policy and research, Teachers, UK and IrelandMarch 6, 2019
Academics question competence and impartiality of DfE’s ‘model curriculum’ panel Advocacy, surveys & petitions, News, Policy and research, Teachers, UK and IrelandJanuary 23, 2019
A model music curriculum? Advocacy, surveys & petitions, Diversity, equity and inclusion, Magazine, Performing, Policy and research, Students, Teachers, UK and IrelandJanuary 14, 2019
The UK Government is in denial about the plight of music in schools Advocacy, surveys & petitions, News, Policy and research, Students, UK and IrelandJune 28, 2018
Significant fall in number of 2017 GCSE and A Level Music candidates News, Students, Teachers, UK and IrelandAugust 31, 2017
