UK Music calls on government to introduce new plan for music education after GCSE results
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nme.comAugust 20, 2020“That is a challenge that is likely to remain even after it is considered safe for children to return to school.
So, I would urge the Government to do all they can to support school, teachers and students continue their music studies.“It is now more important than ever that we have a new National Plan for Music Education to help reverse the decline of music in state education.“Over the past six years, the number of people studying A-level music has declined by a deeply worrying 32 per cent.
We need to work together to put in place a new Plan to invest in our future.”He added: “Universal access to music within state education should be a top priority, alongside a broad-based music education within curriculum learning.“The.
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