Singing Schools

It's easy to learn things when you sing them

Seasonal resources and upcoming events

Welcome back to school

Collection

Harvest collection

Songs and resources

Events to remember

Top ten playlist

Autumn collection

Handy resources for autumn

Playlists

Everyday singing

Playlists

Curriculum subjects

Playlists

EYFS

Playlists

All Sing Up Playlists

Playlist collections

Collections

Classroom resources

Activities, posters, teaching aids and more

Developing musicianship

A toolkit for teachers, covering beat, rhythm and pitch

National Curriculum subjects and topics

3 - 5 EYFS

Activity Plans

5 - 7 KS1

Activity Plans

7 - 11 KS2

Activity Plans

Sing Up Music

Primary Music scheme

Sing Up Foundation

Inspiring voices podcast

How do we create an environment which is safe and supportive to young people facing challenges with their mental health? And can singing really help? Yes it can, according to clinical psychologist, researcher and writer Dr Naomi Fisher, and Emily Foulkes, researcher and director of Music for Good and the Singing for Health Network.

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Quick ways to incorporate songs into your day

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Teaching Ideas

Explore concepts in core subjects with songs

How to use songs in maths and English

Teaching Ideas

How to structure your day with song

Get children into good routines with song

Teaching Ideas

How to use songs to change mood and boost energy

Keep things calm and focused

Training webinar

Responsive classrooms

In this session, you will discover how musical games and exercises can influence the mood in your classroom, reduce anxiety and create a better learning environment for your pupils. We will explore breathing exercises to calm and self-regulate, movement sequences for focus and warm-up games that will energise your students.

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Song Teaching Videos

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Let's Harvest

Words and music by Al Start, a fantastically catchy Harvest festival song

Mama don't allow

This song was recorded by the Memphis Jug Band and Tampa Red in the late 1920s and has been re-recorded many times since. There are several versions of the melody and lyrics which is common of folk songs.