Musicians of Change (PGCEi) has reached a major milestone, and we have a lot to celebrate!

Over the past five years since the beginning of our masters programme, we’ve built a strong and supportive community of expert music educators who have gone on to teach and lead music groups in state schools and music education settings across the UK, bringing music into the lives of thousands of children.

Not all primary school children in the UK have access to a specialist, inclusive, group music education and sadly not all teachers can provide it. But thanks to our generous funders we’re able to subsidise up to 80% of the Musicians of Change cost for our participants, in addition to targeted bursaries for individuals who need them most and those working in areas of socio-economic deprivation. Music Masters enables our cohorts to become empowered, confident leaders in their music education settings, with our graduates bringing music education to over 28,000 children across the UK so far!

To celebrate five years of Musicians of Change (PGCEi) we’ve published our Five Years of Change report, highlighting why proper investment in music teacher training is so important. You can read it via the button below.