This Action Learning Set follows on from the recent webinar of the same title and provides you with the opportunity to discuss some of what was discussed in the first session in January.

This webinar will demonstrate how partnership work across 3 local authority areas has significantly impacted early childhood music practice and provision in the local area and across the country.

In 2015 the head of the Tri-borough Music Hub was determined to develop early childhood music across the 3 local authorities that the hub serves: the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham; the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea; and City of Westminster. Despite early years not being part of the National Plan for Music Education and therefore not receiving funding from government, a consortium of partners consisting of LA early education services; arts and music organisations and led by the Music Hub came together to form the Tri-borough Early Years Music Consortium (TBEYMC). With funding from Youth Music the TBEYMC has delivered the Tri-Music Together workforce development project aimed at EY educators, musicians and senior leaders.

Since 2016 the project has delivered a wide range of CPD opportunities involving a range of models of delivery as well as producing legacy guidance material such as Musical Development Matters in the Early Years and the Tri-Music Together self-evaluation tool.

The webinar and action learning sessions will:

* Discuss how the Music Hub and Early Education and Childcare Service have worked in partnership and how the TBEYMC was formed

* Explain the landscape of early years music education across England

* Share strategies to support Early Education services to develop the music provision in their LA areas

Please note that this is a rerun of the event on 8th February 2022 so please do not book a place if you attended that event. Thank you.

Developing Early Childhood Music across Local Authorities ALS