At Coxhoe Primary School, we believe that children will develop their love of music and their own talent as musicians because music is the strongest form of magic. 

Music

What we say about music at Coxhoe Primary School

Our Music lead, Mrs Summerill, says...

Leading Music in our school is amazing! I love to see children engaging in their music lessons, making music around school and singing within assembly. I love seeing (and hearing) children engage in a subject which has such a profound impact on our everyday lives. In school, we use, and learn, a range of musical instruments (including our voices and bodies). We also develop our understanding of the elements of music through exploring a wide range of musical genres. We share our music with each other and in performances as a school. It is amazing to see everyone's progress and music making. At Coxhoe, we also have a range of opportunities for children to be part of including peripatetic lessons, choir, school musicals and after school clubs.

Our Year 6 Music Ambassadors say...

Hi, we are the Music Ambassadors. Music in our school is taught through focussing on different genres of music. We use the instruments a lot in our lessons and get to complete lots of practical music making. In year 3. children have the opportunity to learn the recorder and in year 4 children have the opportunity to learn the cornet. It is great fun. We are also learning ukelele in year 5 and drums in year 6. We enjoy our experiences.

Children from across school say...

"I love using the instruments to create music"

"I enjoy using a wide range of instruments and getting better at using these"

"We've been learning about Jazz music and have been practising our scat singing. It was great fun"

 

 

 

 

 

 

Curriculum Intent

At Coxhoe Primary School, we believe in the value and importance of music and the teaching of music as part of the National Curriculum. We strive for all children to be given a high-quality music education which helps them to develop a deeper understanding and knowledge of music. Music should be utilised and we aim to provide children with an engaging and inspiring curriculum which can help them to develop their love of music, talent as musicians and increase their personal skills such as self-confidence, creativity and communication 

You can read our music policy below.

Coxhoe Primary School Music Policy.pdf

Long Term Plans

Music Long Term Plan

Music Development Plan

Music Development Plan

Enrichment Activities

Coxhoe Key Stage 2 Choir

Whole Class Brass and Recorder Session

Peripatetic Lessons - Strings, Brass and Woodwind 

Durham Music Service Concerts

Key Stage 2 Musical

Music at Coxhoe Primary School 2024-2025

Autumn Term 2024

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Music at Coxhoe Primary School 2023-2024

Summer Term 2024

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Spring Term 2024

Year 3 and 4
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Year 1
Reception
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Year 3 and 4
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Reception
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Autumn Term 2023

Reception
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School Choir - Our Competition Entry
Year 5
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Year 1
Year 5
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Year 2
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Year 3 and 4
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Reception
It's a Long Way to Tipperary! This week we have been practising our song "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" for Remembrance. We learnt that one way people stayed happy during the war was through singing and playing music, so we thought we'd learn one of the most popular songs of the First World War, create our own instruments and walk in our very own marching band!

It's a Long Way to Tipperary! This week we have been practising our song "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" for Remembrance. We learnt that one way people stayed happy during the war was through singing and playing music, so we thought we'd learn one of the most popular songs of the First World War, create our own instruments and walk in our very own marching band!

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Year 1

In Music we have been learning an Autumn song; Apple Tree.

 

Apple tree, apple tree

Will your apples fall on me?

I won't cry, I won't shout

If your apples knock me out!

 

Children have developed the use of pulse and tone and today, have written new lyrics to the song. Listen to our own version, Chestnut Tree...

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Music at Coxhoe Primary School

2022-2023