What is Pathways?
All children on Music Masters’ Schools programme receive individual and group tuition, complimented by ensembles, creative workshops, master classes and performances. Through Pathways, Music Masters provides pupils with additional opportunities to support their musical journey, at no additional cost to their parents or carers. This include lessons with a Mentor, often from a leading conservatoire; performances at prestigious venues and alongside celebrated musicians and masterclasses with our Ambassadors.
Pathways graduates have achieved secondary music scholarships to schools including James Allen’s Girls’ School, Alleyn’s School and Kingsdale Foundation School; funded places at a range of junior conservatoires including the Royal College and Academies of Music, Trinity Laban and Guildhall; and regular opportunities with orchestras and ensembles including National Children’s Orchestra.
Key figures from the programme
100%
of Pathways graduates reported that they wanted to continue making music in some way after leaving primary school.
70%
of Pathways graduates have been awarded places at the junior departments of world leading conservatoires: Royal College of Music, Royal Academy of Music, Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Trinity Laban.
70%
of Pathways graduates received a music related scholarship.
Graduates of the programme
Zara's Story
Watch the film we produced about Pathways graduate Zara and how the programme has transformed her life.
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Anna Lea's Story
Read about Pathways graduate Anna Lea, who is now at the Junior Department Royal College of Music.
Graduate Ambassadors
Find out about the Pathways Graduates who have gone on to become Ambassadors for Music Masters.
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