The Key Stage 3 music curriculum aims to deepen students' knowledge, skill and understanding of music through performance, composition and appreciation. Lesson delivery will prepare students for the requirements of GCSE and beyond, through the:
- application of knowledge, skills and understanding in the form of performance
- development of technical and expressive skills (as both performers and composers)
- creative and imaginative response to a range of stimuli
- use of imagination, problem solving, creativity and the synthesis of ideas
- application of musical knowledge, skills and understanding in componsition (using live musical instruments and music software)
- communication of ideas, feelings, emotions, meanings and moods (as performers and composers)
- articulation of knowledge and critical reflection in order to inform artistic practice
- critical appreciation of music (developing listening skills)
- critical analysis, interpretation, evaluation, and appreciation of key compositions/set works
For further information please email Ms Morgan: sarah.morgan@parksidecc.org.uk
Music Tuition
As well as the reward of gaining a new skill, learning to sing or play an instrument can help to develop other qualities including self-discipline, confidence, memory skills and coordination. We have a range of peripatetic music teachers at Parkside Community College. If you are interested in instrumental or vocal tuition, please click here to complete a form. For more information, please contact Ms Morgan: sarah.morgan@parksidecc.org.uk
Financial assistance may be available in some circumstances. Please let us know if you would like more information.
The purchase of musical instruments can be done through Parkside too, please contact nadine.m-kahnamoi@parksidecc.org.uk for more information.