The Musical Futures website contains all that you need to get going with Musical Futures.

To find out about what Musical Futures is, where it started, and what it looks like, visit the About section.

If you are new to Musical Futures, visit the most relevant page to you for how to get started/access the most relevant information:

Teachers and other music leaders

Senior Managers

Initial Teacher Education Providers and Students

Music Services

The new Musical Futures teacher resource pack: 'Musical Futures: An Approach to Teaching and Learning' is an updated version of the resource materials produced during the pilot years of Musical Futures. It outlines the approach in detail, provides general advice on implementing MF, as well as practical suggestions for classroom work. This should be the starting point for anybody exploring MF and can be downloaded or ordered here

We offer free training courses across the country, as well as 'Musical Futures Live' sessions, whereby you can visit and observe Musical Futures in action, and stay for a cuppa and a chat with the music teacher afterwards. Book onto one of our training or CPD events here.

Teachers and practitioners across the country have developed their own Musical Futures resources, and we encourage people to send them to us so that we can profile them on our site. The Resources section of this website contains a number of such ideas, and they are categorised into informal learning resources and non-formal teaching resources. Also visit the Musical Futures section of the Teaching Music site for more ideas.

Signing up to our newsletter enables you to receive regular updates on our activity, and up-to-date information about training and CPD events.

If you want to talk to a Real Person about Musical Futures, visit the Contacts page and get in touch with one of us.

We also have a discussion forum established on the Teaching Music website, which provides an opportunity to ask questions, share ideas, start discussions all in one place.