🎶 We’re proud to share that we've received the Music Mark of Recognition for our dedication and improvement in music education! This award celebrates the hard work of our students, staff, and community in making music a vibrant part of our school life. #ProudtobeHAP

Our Year 10 musicians had an absolutely amazing time exploring the themes of masculinity and gender at a workshop, really pushing themselves to step out of their comfort zones. Thank you so much DulwichCollegeMusic for hosting and inviting us! @HarrisFedMusic

An Israeli conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Ilan Volkov has been arrested at a protest near the Israel-Gaza border. Last week, a clip of him at the Royal Albert Hall condemning Israel’s actions in the almost two-year long war in Gaza went viral.

Really liking how cool my chalkboard pillars are looking with keywords written on them. Great recall task for the students and it just looks great in the classroom! #musicteacherlife #musiceducation

A historic, long-overdue and very welcome moment. UK recognises Palestine as an independent state theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/s…

It was 3 weeks ago but still thinking about Pekka Kuusisto and the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra at the Proms. Katarina Barruk was absolutely spellbinding and that Shostakovich was just *chefs kiss* Still baffled by the outfits though...

In case you missed it, here's a clip of me and my family performing 'Ar Lan Y Môr' on Laura Kuenssberg on Sunday 🎻

Had an absolutely incredible evening singing through this with the BBC Symphony Chorus tonight ... just getting to sing properly and sight-sing through from the Introit to the Sanctus then getting to work on it with Neil Ferris and Carris Jones was just *chefs kiss* Loved it!!

What a difference it would make.

Lots of things can be true at the same time: 1) The antisemitic attack in Manchester was horrific and must be universally condemned. 2) Antisemitism is rising across Europe and the West. 3) British Jews are not responsible for the actions of the Israeli government - blaming

It makes all the difference.

Academy orchestra enrichment is where passion meets performance! From first notes to final bows, our young musicians are growing in confidence, skill and harmony. #enrichment #ProudtobePeckham

Absolutely fantastic that a composition written by one of our Year 10 GCSE Music students is getting airtime on @amazingradiouk – we can’t wait to hear what they come up with next! #ProudtobePeckham

It’s a saviour and a sanctuary.

First orchestral gig in a while and I'm somehow desk 2 outside... *crosses everything*

Mahler 9 in Reading yesterday. Not a piece that I know at all and one hell of a play (especially from an unexpected no.3 firsts spot!) That typical Mahler combination of some absolutely stunning music and then why the hell would you pick that key and where is my scaffolding.

A multi-year unfunded pay cut will deepen the crisis in education. Fewer staff, less resource, continued decline. Nearly 18 months in to this Labour government the profession expects to see some shoots of renewal. Instead its devalued, disrespect, disregard.

Complete pinch me moment last night. First concert with BBC Symphony Chorus - Mozart Requiem with BBC Symphony Orchestra and Sakari Oramo. Loved every single minute of it and a sold-out Barbican as well!

What I find most disappointing about this article from Bridget Phillipson is how it portrays our union - a union representing over 500,000 teachers and support staff - as obstructionist. That’s simply wrong, and frankly, offensive. I’ve spent my whole career teaching white

Saw GdT's Frankenstein with this week and just, what an absolute masterpiece. Everything about it was incredible and what I wanted from a "monster" movie. Especially fell in love with Desplat's score and now literally counting down the days until the soundtrack's released