A summer of music to raise £1,000 for
The Song School Fund.
Sponsored by c2c RailAcross the summer, our buskers will be out across the town, playing music to the general public, to raise money for The Song School Fund ahead of the new academic year - starting in September. Our goal is to raise £1,000 to fund 5 session places on our regular timetable, for a full year, starting in our September intake.
Keep an eye on our socials to see. if you can spot the buskers out and about!
About the fund
The Song School’s mission is to level access to music for all children and young people regardless of circumstances, so all can experience the benefits associated with learning and playing music such as enhanced confidence, self-esteem, improved mental wellbeing and academic aspirations. The Song School Fund provides the following:
Free and subsidised places so children and young people from low-income households can attend The Song School. The fund also helps to keep class costs affordable for everyone else.
Spaces and sessions that support neurodivergent children and young people to feel safe, supported and thrive. In a world built for the neurotypical, we have re-imagined the approach to music education so those who think differently can thrive.
The fund also supports instrument and studio upkeep, repairs and purchase - benefitting our whole community. Right now, we’re building a sensory garden and we’re exploring upgrades to three of our studios, to improve the sound during rehearsals.