Our Aims

We want singing to be at the heart of every primary school

Every child deserves the chance to sing every day. Singing improves learning, confidence, health and social development. It has the power to change lives and help to build stronger communities.

For schools
We promote singing as a cross-curricular tool, in line with the National Curriculum.

For teachers
We provide training opportunities for teachers to lead inspirational singing activities with young people.

For children
We want to give every child the chance to sing, with opportunities to develop their singing and performance skills.

For communities
We run successful projects placing singing at the heart of communities.

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Comments about Our Aims

Sing Up Team Report this comment

Posted 22nd Dec 2011 09:41

Hi Ms Savage,

All details regarding the new membership scheme will be released in the New Year. Keep an eye on the website as you will be hearing more in January.

Ms Savage Report this comment

Posted 20th Dec 2011 09:03

How much are individual schools going to have to pay to access the Sing Up website from April 2012?

Sing Up Team Report this comment

Posted 14th Oct 2011 05:39

Hi Mrs Shaw,

The limited funding which Government granted to Sing Up this year was provided in order to allow us to create a sustainable model from 2012. Like you, we believe in the power of singing to transform school life and we've been working to ensure that at the end of this funding cycle, schools will still be able to access all of the elements of Sing Up that they value most. We are going through an extensive evaluation process at the moment to ensure we put together the right packages for 2012, and continue to build upon the great achievements that we've all seen in schools using singing as part of their everyday life. Please keep an eye on our website for more details in the new year, as we're also hoping to help by providing some ideas on how you can fundraise for your membership and ensure that the children you work with continue to enjoy the benefits of singing.

Mrs Shaw Report this comment

Posted 27th Sep 2011 09:45

I understand that from April 2012 schools will have to pay an annual subscription to use Sing Up. I think this goes against the aims and manifesto of the organisation and I am deeply concerned that schools will just not be able to afford to pay. That would be disastrous as many schools and the children within them will just stop singing.

Ms Broomfield Report this comment

Posted 1st Sep 2011 04:41

Mrs Broomfield

Is there an easy way of finding songs that fit with the SEAL themes?

Sing Up Team Report this comment

Posted 4th Jul 2011 12:02

Hi Ms Weston,

Thanks for the feedback, glad you're enjoying your Sing Up experience so far. Our programme is England-based, but we do work with international organisations on projects like International Voices and the WOMAD Foundation - both are well-worth checking out!

Ms Weston Report this comment

Posted 29th Jun 2011 08:33

This is a wonderful program! I was so excited to discover it during my research. I need to explore your entire website, but has this particular program design been introduced internationally? If so, where?

Sing Up Team Report this comment

Posted 8th Feb 2011 01:20

Hi Mrs Smith,

It's a great idea for us to keep in mind! In the mean-time, our Facebook Fan Page is a good jumping-off point for networking and sharing resources and ideas between adult singers.

Mr Smith Report this comment

Posted 4th Feb 2011 09:31

I don't suppose the possibility of just a small corner on your website devoted to grown-up singers is something you might consider? A lot of what you have here for children would be very useful to grown-up choirs and singers. And, after all, we are all children at heart!