Delivering high quality music education across the Humber Region
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The Humber Music Hub Vision
The Humber Music Hub is a partnership of schools, local authorities, community groups, music organisations, industry and more, coordinated by the Hub Lead Organisation (HLO) Hull Music Service. The Humber Music Hub will deliver and support high quality music education for children and young people within the Humber region.
Central to the success of the Hub is the partnership between the three core partners;
East Riding Schools Music Service
Hull Music Service
North Lincolnshire Music
Nationally, the 43 new Hub Lead Organisations will share more than £76 million to coordinate music education in every local area through strategic partnerships.
In this first year, they will also receive an additional £25 million to invest in new musical instruments, equipment and technology, including instruments for children and young people with special education needs or disabilities.
This total investment of more than £101 million will help Hubs to deliver music lessons in schools and outside of schools. It will support them to run music ensembles, provide music training for teachers and more.
Music Hubs are expected to deliver against three aims:
- To support schools and other education settings to deliver high quality music education
- To support young people to further develop their musical interests and talent, including into employment.
- To support all children and young people to engage with a range of musical opportunities in and out of school.
- Partnerships
Take a leading role in building a sustainable, local infrastructure for high-quality music education and music-making, in partnership with schools, early years and other education providers, community music organisations, and other regional and national youth music organisations and industry. - Schools
Support all state-funded schools in their area through ongoing relationships that help them to deliver high-quality music education – including a quality curriculum support offer, specialist tuition, musical instruments, and ensembles – and a broad range of progression routes and musical experiences for all pupils. - Progression and Musical Development
Support children and young people to develop and progress with music, including into national or specialist opportunities, higher education and employment, so that the chance to be involved in high-quality music-making is shared more widely in our society. Music Hubs should support children and young people to access the wider world of music, including live performance and community music. - Inclusion
Drive broad access to music education, so every child has the opportunity to participate,
irrespective of their circumstances, background, location or their special educational needs or disabilities. - Sustainability
The strategic, financial, and operational sustainability of each Music Hub will be ensured by; appropriate charging and remissions policies; leveraging DfE funding to develop wider investment into young people’s music from a range of sources and revenue streams; supporting a dynamic and well-trained workforce; being accountable and transparent by publishing plans, needs analysis and impact data; and acting on the Hub’s environmental responsibilities.
The Humber Music Hub will be overseen by an independently Chaired Regional Hub Board.
Each Local Authority Area will have a Music Advisory Group whose Chairs will sit on the Regional Board alongside other key partners, stakeholders and individuals.
The Board Terms of Reference and Organisational Chart will be published on this site.
The Humber Music Hub is committed to providing inclusive music making and supporting our more vulnerable children and young people.
This website will publish policies and documentation covering areas such as Remission, EDI and Safeguarding
The Humber Music Hub is committed to high quality teaching and learning. This will be central to all partnership arrangements. This website will publish the Hub’s Quality Assurance Framework and associated documentation.
Partnership is at the heart of the Humber Music Hub. This website will publish a list of the local, regional and national partners who will be working to provide high quality music education for our children and young people.
Around the Region:
ERMS is based at the Hexagon Music Centre in Beverley, where there are lots of bands, ensembles, orchestras and activities to join.
Contact: East Riding School Music Service: 01482 392680 / schools.music@eastriding.gov.uk / Facebook East Riding Music Hub
HMS is based at the Albemarle Music Centre, next to Hull Truck Theatre, and provides a full range of bands, orchestras, ensembles and activities including DJing, studio sessions, hip hop and choir.
Contact us 01482 318800 / music.service@hullcc.gov.uk / X @hullmusichub / Facebook The Albemarle Music Centre / Instagram hullmusichub
Contact: 01482 613876 / info@nelmusichub.org.uk / X @NELMusicHub / Facebook NEL Music Hub / Instagram nelmusichub
North Lincolnshire Music is one of the three main Partners for the Humber Music Hub
The Music Centre in North Lincolnshire is based at the Baths Hull in Scunthorpe where there are lots of exciting opportunities to get involved in.
Contact: 01724 296039 / music@northlincs.gov.uk / X @NorthLincsMusic / Facebook North Lincolnshire Music / Instagram northlincsmusic
For Enquiries about the Humber Music Hub email admin@humbermusichub.com
