Schools

Schools

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A young girl with braided hair, wearing a red school uniform, sits and plays an acoustic guitar in a classroom during a CPD music session, with other children also playing guitars in the background.
A young boy in a white shirt, possibly from Merton Schools, is playing a brass trumpet. He is focused, with both hands holding the instrument against a plain, light-colored background.

Bringing high-quality music to every school in Merton

At Merton Music Foundation, we believe every child should have the opportunity to experience the joy of making music. We support schools across the borough with a wide range of high-quality, inclusive music services – from our In2Music whole-class instrumental programme and peripatetic tuition to singing assemblies, CPD and creative projects.

Together, we’re helping every Merton school build a strong and joyful music offer – one note at a time.

Music in your school

Discover a wide range of music services available to schools, from In2Music WCET (whole class ensemble teaching) to peripatetic instrumental and vocal tuition, nurture groups, ensemble support and more.

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Schools portal

Our portal gives you quick and secure access to key information. Schools can view MMF pupil registers, waiting lists, and teacher DBS details — all in one place, making it easier to manage your music provision.

To request access, please email

admin@mmf.org.uk

Teaching Resources

Our free and growing collection of songs and music teaching resources is designed to support confident and effective music teaching in primary schools – whether you’re leading a singing assembly, planning a class music lesson, or looking for ideas to enrich your curriculum.

A young person playing the violin.

Service level agreement

If you have a question about the SLA or would like to book your 1/2 day of support, please contact: schools@mmf.org.uk

To claim your £100 cash back voucher for a curriculum resource, please email proof of purchase to: finance@mmf.org.uk

In2Music:
First Access Programme

Open to all Merton schools with projects available from EYFS – Year 6.

We teach General Musicianship classes, provide PPA cover packages and offer opportunities for whole class groups to learn a musical instrument together. We supply the tutor and the instruments and follow up with subsidised lessons for pupils who want to continue learning.

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Special Projects

Explore the exciting musical projects we have on offer for Merton schools – from massed performances at the Royal Albert Hall to creative collaborations – and see what’s coming up next.

2026/27 Active & Upcoming Projects

  • Merton Music Presents at New Wimbledon Theatre
  • Friday Afternoon Blues
  • Jazz at Lincoln Centre Workshops
  • ‘Word for Word’ Intergenerational Literacy Project
  • More to be announced soon!
Mini Musicians class playing the melodica

Mini musicians

Mini Musicians 

Free research-backed scheme of learning and traded offer of specialist music teaching and staff training and support. Discover this incredible, oracy-informed, small-steps learning approach to music in Early Years and Key Stage 1.

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Curriculum Support & CPD

We work alongside teachers to strengthen music in the classroom through in-school INSET and CPD, curriculum planning support, and termly networking and training meetings – building confidence, creativity, and a strong foundation for music education.

Three people sit on a carpeted floor, playing xylophones with beaters. Sheet music and papers are scattered nearby, suggesting a collaborative music activity often found in schools.

National Resources for Schools

We create, curate and signpost high quality resources and materials for school leaders and teachers to support the delivery of outstanding music lessons, clubs and ensembles. If you would like to discuss how we can support with planning for musical progression in your school, please contact us.