New study concludes music for schools is essential

Following its launch at the House of Commons in November 2006, hosted by Mr David Lammy MP, the Government announced its support for the Music For Schools Initiative. Music should be central to the school curriculum because it helps improve children's health and well-being. It is as important as English or Maths as it teaches pupils about co-operation and concentration and boosts relaxation, concluded a recent scientific study by Professor Susan Hallam of the Institute of Education, University of London.

Effective Marketing can assist teachers with music education at any school, college or university in the UK by offering the digital on-line version of the BROADCHART music library. This can be accessed, on demand, to enable teachers and students to use as often as they wish. This can include usage in assembly, dancing, school plays and concerts. And don't forget the music lesson itself - you have access to a world of music which supports the national curriculum requirements and enhances everything you want to do in the music classroom from Foundation Stage and KS1 right through to GCSE and 'A' level... and all aspects in higher education.

Only BROADCHART has the necessary licences from record companies and publishers for the purposes of assisting teachers with the music education of students. BROADCHART supports the National Curriculum requirements in the music classroom being an approved signatory to the Government's Music Manifesto.

Additionally, e-learning credits of up to £1,000 p.a. plus £10 per pupil p.a. for state schools are available as BROADCHART is a Government approved education software provider.



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