What is Create & Sing?

Create & Sing (KS1&2) is an accessible approach that combines singing and drama to build pupils' self-expression, creative collaboration, performance confidence, voice, movement, and memory skills 

During CPD training, you’ll engage with the building blocks dramatic singing developing your confidence to implement creative techniques in the classroom.

Our practical, full day, certified CPD training is led by a team of ROH artists. It is suitable for class teachers, or subject leads. No familiarity with opera is needed.

Create & Sing is part of the ROH National Schools Programme and is FREE for all state funded primary schools.

Discover award-winning, flexible learning programmes, powered by the creative excellence of the Royal Opera House – for creativity and confidence in every classroom.

What's next?

Following CPD, we invite you to apply your learning by following these simple steps with your class – all FREE to access and aviable every term - academic year 24/25 dates to follow!

Meet the Artists

Introduce opera in a fun and accessible way by joining an interactive, live streamed, workshop from your classroom .

Create & Sing in your classroom

Put our flexible five lesson schemes of work into practice. Use our detailed lesson plans and high-quality digital resources, or apply our robust pedagogy to a topic of your choice.

Explore resources here

Share & Celebrate!

Join ROH artists, and schools around the country, for a live streamed event to share and celebrate your learning.

Further details on how to take part will be shared at the CPD

For any queries please contact createandlearn@roh.org.uk

National Schools Programme

The National Schools Programme is designed for you to implement in a flexible way to meet the outcomes that matter most in your setting:  

• Enhance existing curricula in KS1&2 Music
• Apply an innovative approach to a subject or topic for creative approaches across curricula 
• Tailor our resources to the ambitions of your school, embed creative pedagogies to make a sustained change to your arts-led learning, developing children’s social communication, creativity and emotional resilience

For more information, visit www.roh.org.uk/schools