Laura Cochrane
@laurajcochrane.bsky.social
Freelance Baroque and Classical violinist and violin teacher specialising in whole class string tuition in London.
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Time is running out to submit your response to the Curriculum and Assessment Review Call for Evidence. We can’t afford to miss this opportunity to put music back in our schools: consult.education.gov.uk/curriculum-a...
Time is running out to submit your response to the Curriculum and Assessment Review Call for Evidence. We can’t afford to miss this opportunity to put music back in our schools: consult.education.gov.uk/curriculum-a...
November 20, 2024 at 6:43 PM
3 DAYS LEFT 🚨
Time is running out to submit your response to the Curriculum and Assessment Review Call for Evidence. We can’t afford to miss this opportunity to put music back in our schools: consult.education.gov.uk/curriculum-a...
Time is running out to submit your response to the Curriculum and Assessment Review Call for Evidence. We can’t afford to miss this opportunity to put music back in our schools: consult.education.gov.uk/curriculum-a...
Reposted by Laura Cochrane
Without effective music education in state schools and high quality instrumental/vocal tuition being provided for free to low income families, the numbers of state educated people attending conservatoires and becoming pro classical musicians simply won’t increase.
Education and class background have a significant impact on people’s ability to reach the top of their creative profession, new research into class inequalities in the creative industries has found. https://www.artsprofessional.co.uk/news/sutton-trust-report-shines-uncomfortable-spotlight-on-class-…
Sutton Trust report ‘shines uncomfortable spotlight’ on class inequalities in creative careers - Arts Professional
Education and class background have a significant impact on people’s ability to reach the top of their creative profession, new research into class inequalities in the creative industries has found....
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November 18, 2024 at 10:36 PM
Without effective music education in state schools and high quality instrumental/vocal tuition being provided for free to low income families, the numbers of state educated people attending conservatoires and becoming pro classical musicians simply won’t increase.
