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Lilleshall Primary School

Music

At Lilleshall Primary School we value Music because it is a powerful and unique form of communication that can change the way pupils feel, think and act. Listening to and making music fulfils an instinctive human need for expression and creativity. It stimulates responses both on an emotional and intellectual level.

Children are taught Music in skill based lessons and through cross curricular subject areas ensuring progression takes place through the key stages. Children are encouraged to listen to, respond to and evaluate music from a wide range of traditions and cultures. Children are given a range of opportunities to compose, perform and evaluate music.

Peripatetic music lessons are available for children through Telford and Wrekin. Tuition fees apply and further details can be found on the Telford and Wrekin website. Music instrument hire is also available.

Teaching Calendar Sept 2025 - July 2026 - Telford Wrekin Music.pdf

Telford and Wrekin Music

Professional music teams from Telford and Wrekin Music hub also provide opportunities for children to learn a range of different musical instruments such as the ukulele and the penny whistle. These sessions are usually focussed on a particular year group at a time. Key Strings a professional team of musicians visit regularly to work with children teaching them about musical terms, songs and introducing new instruments.

Videos

Green Day Performance

Musical Duet

Christmas 2024

Curriculum Offer

Music Development Plan

Music Intent, Implementation and Impact document

Curriculum Overview

Progression Grids

Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Development

At Lilleshall Primary School we want all children to be encouraged to develop their Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural awareness through each Curriculum. For more information see the appropriate PDF document on the below page:

Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural Development

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