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After School Music Clubs for Leeds Schools

Give pupils the opportunity to explore music, try something new and spend time making music with others.

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Our after-school clubs are relaxed, creative sessions designed for pupils of different interests and abilities. From musical games and group music-making to singing, song writing and exploring instruments, each session gives children the chance to get involved and have a go.

More Than Just an After School Club

Our clubs give pupils a space to explore music without the structure of formal instrumental tuition or exam preparation.

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There's no expectation for pupils to already play an instrument or work towards a particular level. Instead, sessions encourage children to try different activities, experiment with sounds, work together and discover what they enjoy.

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It's about having a go, making music and enjoying the experience together, rather than becoming the next Mozart.

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What Can Pupils Explore?

Our sessions can include a mix of creative and practical activities, such as:

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Learn songs, experiment with vocals and make music together.

Singing

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Try different instruments and discover new ways to make music.

Instruments

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Fun activities that introduce rhythm, listening and teamwork.

Musical Games

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Explore technology and see how it can be used to create and develop music.

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Create lyrics, melodies and ideas as a group.

Song Writing

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Work together, share ideas and create something as a group.

Group Bands

Fully Managed by Greenhouse

We take care of the organisation, so your school doesn't need to.


Running an after-school club shouldn't mean adding another job to your school's to-do list. Once the club is set up, we'll look after the practical details that keep everything running smoothly.

We handle:

Registering pupils and managing places

Collecting payments

Keeping parents informed

Organising session times

Coordinating our tutors

All your school needs to do is provide a suitable space and a point of contact. We'll take care of the rest.

Call or email us if you have more questions!

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How it Works

From your first enquiry to your first lesson, we will guide you through the process.​

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We'll start by understanding what your school is looking for, then work with you to agree the details and get everything ready for your pupils.

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1) Tell us about your school

Tell us a little about your school through our enquiry form.

2) Talk it through

We'll discuss the options with you and answer any questions about how the club could work at your school.

3) Get everything ready

Once you've decided to go ahead, we'll arrange the practical details and get the club ready to launch.

4) Let the music begin

We'll deliver the weekly sessions and manage the administration behind the scenes.

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Give Pupils Something to Look Forward To

Ready to give your pupils more opportunities to explore and make music?

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Complete our enquiry form with your details, the best person to speak to and when to contact you.

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Please mention that you're enquiring about an after-school club, whether it's for KS1, KS2 or both, and include any other useful information.

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We'll be happy to answer your questions and talk through how an after-school music club could work at your school.

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There’s no obligation, and we'll discuss the possible next steps with you.

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If we're unable to reach you by phone, please check your inbox for an email from our team.

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We look forward to speaking with you.

After School Club FAQs for Schools

What age groups can take part?

Clubs can be delivered for different age groups, generally split into KS1 and KS2. You don't need to arrange a separate session for every year group.

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How many pupils can attend?

This depends on the space available and the activities planned. We'll discuss suitable group sizes with you.

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Do pupils need previous musical experience?

No. The clubs are designed for pupils to get involved regardless of their previous experience.

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Do pupils need to bring their own instruments?

No. We will provide all equipment needed.

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How often do the clubs run?

Our after-school music clubs are delivered weekly.

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What does the school need to provide?

You'll need to provide a suitable space and a point of contact. Greenhouse manages the rest.

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How are parents kept informed?

Greenhouse handles parent communication, registration and payments, so your school doesn't need to manage these separately.

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How do we arrange an after-school music club?

Complete our enquiry form and let us know you're interested in an after-school club. We'll then talk through your requirements and the options for your school.

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