Music at Loughborough

At Loughborough, music is a space where creativity is nurtured, confidence grows and children find their voice.

Three students in blue uniforms playing ukuleles in a classroom, one wearing a red hijab.
Three people playing a Yamaha keyboard with labeled piano keys and one key lit red.
Children wearing headphones and blue uniforms playing an electronic keyboard in a music class.
Interior of Royal Festival Hall with stage, pipe organ, and seating for London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Child in striped shirt holding a white recorder musical instrument with both hands.
Girl in blue school uniform playing a blue ukulele in a classroom.

Our Music offer at a glance

Music at Loughborough is a continuous journey from the classroom to the concert hall. One that every child takes, regardless of background or prior experience.

The Royal Festival Hall

Year 2. One of the world's great stages. Every child performs on it.

Not watching. Not visiting. On stage, under the lights, in front of hundreds of people. It is the moment children realise what they are capable of — and we make sure every single one of them gets it.

The Choir

For children who love to sing and want more. Rehearsals build confidence, discipline and belonging. Members perform at school events throughout the year.

No audition. Just enthusiasm.

Learning an instrument

Every KS2 child learns to play. Recorder. Ukulele. A sustained programme, building real skill, year on year.

By the time they leave, they can read music, play in an ensemble, and carry it with them for life.

Music in the classroom

From the earliest years, music is taught as a serious subject. Listening, composing, performing, appraising. Children learn the language of music and use it.  

Supported by our partnership with Lambeth Music Services.
Smiling girl in a blue Loughborough school sweatshirt standing inside a wooden triangular structure.

Discover your place at Loughborough

A small family school where children are known,  challenged, and genuinely prepared for whatever comes next.

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