Instrumental Lessons in Leeds Schools
Our instrumental lessons give pupils the chance to learn, play and create music with experienced tutors in their school.
From complete beginners to pupils who already have experience, our lessons combine practical playing with technique, musical understanding and creativity.
Music That Starts With Playing
We believe pupils learn music best when they get to play it.
Our lessons are practical and song-focused, using music pupils can recognise alongside backing tracks and activities that bring musical concepts to life.
For beginners, our curriculum helps build the foundations of playing an instrument while introducing theory through practical examples. Pupils who already play can build on their existing skills and work towards areas they want to develop.
Along the way, we encourage pupils to experiment, create and develop their own musical ideas.
It Started With a School Assembly...
Getting instrumental lessons started at your school begins with an introduction to Greenhouse.
Once you enquire, we'll arrange a visit to your school to introduce our music provision and discuss how instrumental lessons could work within your school.
1) Enquire
Tell us a little about your school through our enquiry form.
2) Meet Greenhouse
We'll visit your school and introduce our music provision through a live assembly.
3) Explore the Options
Pupils can discover the instruments and find out more about learning with Greenhouse.
4) Get Started
We'll work with your school to put the right provision in place.
We Take Care of the Details
Once your instrumental lessons are up and running, Greenhouse manages the administration behind the scenes, making it easy for your school to offer high-quality music tuition without adding to your staff's workload.
We handle:
Parent communication and enquiries
Pupil enrolment and registration
Payments and ongoing administration
Lesson scheduling and timetabling
Tutor coordination and communication
Your school simply needs to provide a suitablespace for lessons.
Bring Instrumental Lessons to Your School
Ready to give your pupils more opportunities to learn and make music?
Complete our enquiry form with your details and let us know the best person to speak to, along with the best time to get in touch. We'll be happy to answer any questions, talk through how instrumental lessons could work in your school and discuss the possible next steps.
There’s no obligation, and you’re welcome to include any questions or additional information in the form before we speak.
We know school days can be busy, so if we’re unable to reach you by phone, please check your inbox for an email from our team.
We look forward to speaking with you.
School Instrumental Lesson FAQs
Does the school or pupils need to have instruments?
No, Greenhouse provide all instruments and equipment necessary.
Which instruments can pupils learn in school lessons?
We currently offer piano, guitar, drums, saxophone, clarinet, flute and ukulele.
How do pupils choose an instrument?
Our school assembly gives pupils an opportunity to see and hear different instruments and learn more about the options available. We'll then work with your school on the next steps.
What happens after the school assembly?
Following the assembly, we’ll speak with your school team about the provision, including which instruments could be offered and how lessons could fit within your school. We’ll then work with you to agree the next steps.
How are pupils enrolled for lessons?
Greenhouse manages the enrolment process and communicates directly with parents and families. This means your school doesn’t need to manage registrations or collect payments.
How are instrumental lessons fitted into the school timetable?
We’ll work with your school to find a suitable arrangement for lessons within your existing timetable. Depending on your requirements, tuition can be delivered through one-to-one or small-group sessions.
Can pupils choose which instrument they learn?
Yes. Our school assembly gives pupils the opportunity to see and hear different instruments before they decide what they might like to learn. We can then discuss the options with your school.
Are the tutors DBS checked?
Yes. Our tutors are DBS checked and experienced in working with young people in school settings.