High‑quality instrumental and vocal tuition delivered during the school day by experienced HMS specialists. Pupils apply directly through HMS; we manage safeguarding, billing and administration, working closely with your school.
Learning an instrument offers pupils a joyful, motivating and rewarding way to develop their musicianship, build confidence and explore their creativity.
To ensure high‑quality delivery, schools are asked to provide:
- Suitable teaching space
- Support with communication
- Timetabling collaboration
- Encouragement for regular pupil attendance
- Opportunities for pupils to celebrate their progress.
Instrumental and vocal learning supports a wide range of essential skills, helping pupils to:
- Develop sustained attention and focus through regular, structured practice
- Build working memory and recall by learning, retaining and applying musical material
- Improve auditory discrimination and phonological awareness, supporting reading and language development
- Strengthen fine‑motor control and bilateral coordination, closely linked to handwriting fluency
- Enhance self‑regulation, perseverance and readiness to learn, contributing positively to behaviour and engagement
- Grow resilience, goal‑setting skills and personal responsibility
- Develop confidence through steady progress and achievable challenges.
Learning an instrument is a meaningful, long‑term commitment that enriches both personal and musical development.
Our tuition model helps schools:
- Boost attendance, motivation and engagement through meaningful participation
- Increase self‑regulation and learning readiness, easing behaviour pressures
- Establish clear progression pathways that keep pupils engaged in school life
- Reduce unplanned external costs by offering a sustainable, in‑school music provision.