Conferences
NAME National Conference 2012
National Conference 2012
Crossing Frontiers in Music Education
Friday 5th, Saturday 6th October
Yarnfield Park Conference Centre, Stone, Staffordshire ST15 0NL
Training , development and critical debate for music teaching professionals
In this time of dramatic change, come to THE Conference that all music educators need to attend.
- Experience continuing professional development for all phases
- Enjoy practical training workshops and keynote addresses
- Refresh your practice, hear the latest research and contribute to debates on key issues affecting music education today.
Keynote Speakers including
Mark Phillips HMI
Usifu Jalloh
Susanna Eastburn
Practical Training Workshops
Early Years
Movers and Shakers Rebecca Lawrence
Early Years and Moving on - developing ideas to extend children's musicality from early years into KS1 Linda Bance
Key Stages 1 and 2
Creativity with Keyboard in the Classroom Andrew Eales
Using Music Technology to Improvise, Explore, Develop and Refine Musical Ideas whilst Recording and Performing Phil Heeley
Movers and Shakers Rebecca Lawrence
Minute of Listening Tim Steiner for Sound and Music
Feel the Music - How stepping away from notation can liberate you and the young musicians you work with Pete Churchill
Brazilian Samba Louder than Life
World in Union - Singing and Body Percussion Stephen Chadwick for A&C Black
Key Stages 3 and 4
Feel the Music - How stepping away from notation can liberate you and the young musicians you work with Pete Churchill
Big Folk Band - Instrumental folk music for young people English Folk Dance and Song Society
Creativity with Keyboards in the Classroom Andrew Eales
Creative Ideas for Composing and Perfoming using Music Technology Phil Heeley
Singing Peter Hunt
Taiko Drumming Kagemusha Taiko
Brazilian Samba Louder than Life
Research, Presentations and Debates
Developing Languages through Music in Primary Education - The European Music Portfolio Comenius Project David Wheway
Sounds of Intent: Mapping the musical development of pupils with learning difficulties Adam Ockelford
Understanding Adolescent Singing: Exploring Barriers to Participation and Ways to Overcome these Robert Legg
Music Education - still no pedagogy! John Finney
Listen, Imagine, Compose action research
Creative or Conservative? Designing an Inclusive Secondary School Concert Anthony Anderson
Debates on Ofsted's new report Music in Schools: wider still, and wider, music education pedagogy, Music Hubs and the future of ITE
Resource Exhibition
Conference Sponsors
A & C Black
Rockschool
English Folk Dance and Song Society
Louder than Life
Music Village
Roland
Victoria College Examinations
Trinity College London
For full Conference details click here
Book now!
Early bird rates available to 30 June
Full conference Friday 5th to Saturday 6th October (including meals and accommodation:
NAME members £350 Early bird £300
Non-members £450 Early bird £400
Day delegate (including lunch):
NAME members £150 Early bird £125
Non-members £200 Early bird £175
For Friday day delegates wishing to stay on to evening reception and dinner:
NAME members £30
Non-members £40
Trinity College London and Victoria College are sponsoring a limited number of bursaries for teachers attending the NAME Conference for the first time. For further information contact musiceducation@name.org.uk







