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Music in schools: wider still, and wider. Good practice case study Churchfields Junior School
02 Mar 2012
This good practice video for Churchfields Junior School includes ‘Wider Opportunities’ work and singing work in Key Stage 2, including use of the Curwen-Kodaly hand signs.
The film exemplifies good practice in music teaching and the curriculum which meet the needs of all groups of learners.
Further information can be found in our report Music in schools: wider still, and wider under Associated resources
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| mp4 Good practice case study Churchfields Junior School.mp4 | mp4 | 18.44 MB |
| word Music in schools wider still, and wider. Good practice case study Churchfields Junior School transcript.doc | word | 202.50 KB |
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