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  Feelin' good in KS2

  A 6-week activity plan by Andy Brooke, focussing on KS2 pupils with low self-esteem.

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• Keeping them engaged

  Area Leader Angela Mackenzie explains how singing can help children who need extra attention

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  Make a face for KS1

  A KS1 Unit of work focusing on SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning)

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  Dear Sing Up...

  We love to hear your thoughts, queries and suggestions about Sing Up!

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  Just a spoonful of sugar

  Rebecca Ledgard, Ex Cathedral's Director of Education, says that Singing Medicine is a joyous project to work on, for both the leaders and the children

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  Welcome!

  Editorial for issue 8

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  Choral quest

  Many children are catching the singing 'bug' from the boys and girls who sing the daily service in cathedrals

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  Yes, we can!

  Professor Graham Welch outlines the impact that Sing Up is having on children's singing, and their social and emotional development

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  Spread a little singing

  National Sing Up Day is just around the corner, so make sure you share the joy of singing on 24 February

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  Beat on the street

  We visited rehearsals for the music for youth schools prom and interviewed two star singers from the York primary schools 500-strong massed choir

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