KS1 Little Big Sings

Little Big Sings are a wonderful opportunity to bring together KS1 pupils from multiple schools for a morning of singing, led by a specialist singing leader. These events take place at a host school which is joined by other schools in the locality. We provide resources for two performance items for each participating school to learn and perform together in a massed choir. Alongside these performance items, schools can perform a song of their choice with backing track or live accompaniment.

CPD
At the heart of a Little Big Sing event is our free CPD session for primary classroom practitioners. You will be invited to attend a session where a specialist singing leader will be sharing singing warm-ups, musical games and model session plans in preparation for the Little Big Sing event itself. The CPD will be a practical music workshop suitable for all levels of experience and confidence.

Cost per locality of schools £215

2023-24 Little Big Sing dates:
w/c Monday 15 April: CPD session
w/c Monday 20 May: week 1 of Little Big Sing events
w/c Monday 3 June: week 2 of Little Big Sing events

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Why get involved?

There are so many reasons to start singing! We’re committed to enabling all children and young people to access music education.

What people are saying

A wonderful opportunity to get together and sing with other schools…and it was a great way to gain a little bit of CPD too and pick up some tips and good warm up songs

Class teacher, Chichester Big Sing

The Big Sing was such a brilliant opportunity for our children to take part in. This has really invigorated our singing curriculum and helped our pupils to feel empowered and boost their self-esteem

Class teacher, Crawley Big Sing

It was wonderful to have all the children singing together… a great collaborative project…the children came back buzzing

Class teacher, Mid Sussex Big Sing

I learnt that singing can be an amazing confidence boost!

Pupil, Worthing Big Sing

This Big Sing event was a fantastic CPD opportunity for all staff on how to lead and inspire a large group of children to sing and get the most out of them

Class teacher, Crawley Big Sing