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Portsmouth Music Hub won the National Hub Innovation Award. 
Of the 123 hubs this is a significant achievement.
 

Many thanks to all the partners for all their hard work and commitment to
young people’s music making in the city.

Easy Fundraising

Please take a moment to visit our Easy Fundraising page to find out how you can help us raise money. Click the link below to find out more.

Friends of Portsmouth Music Hub at easyfundraising.org.uk

Portsmouth Music Programme

Infant Music Programme

The Portsmouth Infant Music Programme, is continuing to expand with more exciting workshop and festival opportunities for your pupils. Thousands of pupils across Portsmouth have benefitted from these interactive and action-packed music activities. The Programmes have now received national acclaim.

Package
The package includes five half-day workshops and three festivals per year.

Workshops
Five half-day class workshops (or two whole days and a half day) run in your school. These are specifically planned to meet the needs of your school and to support your delivery of the Music National Curriculum. It is the school’s responsibility to collect the instruments for each of their workshops throughout the year.

The range of workshops includes:

Boomwhackers
Singing
African Drumming
Mini Steel Pans
Junk Percussion
Music and Story
Music and ICT
Music from Around the World
Songs for Around the World
Rap, Rhythm and Rhyme
Tone Chimes / Handbell
Composition
Music and PHSE
Music and Maths
Music and Film

Festivals
There is one festival per term for each Programme in different school venues across the city.

  • Autumn Term - Year 2 pupils
  • Spring Term - Year R pupils
  • Summer Term - Year 1 pupils

If you would like to discuss this further, please contact Sue Beckett on 023 9237 5655.

Junior Music Programme

The Portsmouth Junior Music Programme is continuing to expand with more exciting workshop and festival opportunities for your pupils. Thousands of pupils across Portsmouth have benefitted from these interactive and action-packed music activities. The Programmes have now received national acclaim.

Package
The package includes five half-day workshops and three festivals per year.

Workshops
Five half-day class workshops (or two whole days and a half day) run in your school. These are specifically planned to meet the needs of your school and to support your delivery of the Music National Curriculum. It is the school’s responsibility to collect the instruments for each of their workshops throughout the year.

The range of workshops includes:

Boomwhackers
Singing
African Drumming
Mini Steel Pans
Junk Percussion
Music and Story
Music from Around the World
Songs for Around the World
Rap, Rhythm and Rhyme
Tone Chimes / Handbell
Composition
Music and PHSE
Music and ICT
Music and Film (upper KS2)
Music and Maths
Music, Sound and Science

Festivals
There is one festival per term for each Programme in different school venues across the city.

  • Autumn Term - Year 6 pupils
  • Spring Term - Year 3/4 pupils
  • Summer Term - Year 5 pupils

If you would like to discuss this further, please contact Sue Beckett on 023 9237 5655.

Secondary Music Programme

Schools in Portsmouth can buy in to the Secondary Music Programme. Projects on offer range from Rock School to studio recording, pop academies and bespoke workshops linked to examinations.

Please contact the Portsmouth Music Service for further details.