What Contributes to Successful Whole-Class Ensemble Tuition?

In 2001, the government in England pledged in the white paper Schools Achieving Success that all primary school pupils who wanted to should have the opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument. The research reported here aimed to establish what contributed to the success of the implementation of this policy. The findings showed that success depended on all school staff being committed to the programme; children having experience of high-quality provision; opportunities to participate in performance; and accessible progression routes.

Coalition government · Government (linguistics) · Success factors · White (mutation) · White paper · Diverse Music Education Insights · Early Childhood Education and Development · Education and Technology Integration