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A blog for GCSE Music Students - 60 days manwaringmusic.blog/2025/04/…
Go for a walk. It clear your head and makes you think beyond the noise of life! I am relying on walking a lot this summer! 163km in August so far!
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Joining The Windsor Boys' School in September 2024?
Inspired by the Olympic Games?
Keen to try rowing?
GIVE ROWING A GO @TWBS
We start in September in the first week of term
Find out more information at this link - wbsbc.org/year-9-rowing
PARENTS - LOOK OUT FOR EMAILS TOO
Imagine if our first instinct in life was to praise, encourage or celebrate.
Every tweet would help to bring a little bit of joy, encouragement and kindness.
No matter what happens, people seem to prefer to resort to negatives.
Find the joy, celebrate the positives!
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There's just one week left to nominate for the 2025 Music & Drama Education Awards! We're looking for outstanding individuals, organisations, resources and initiatives that have made a significant contribution to music and drama education. Nominate now: musicdramaedawards.com
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What an incredible response we’ve had to welcoming teachers into our community! 💙
Please bear with us as demand has been exceptional and we're experiencing some issues that our team are working hard to fix.
Learn more and register your interest here - teachers.bluelightcard.co.uk
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Calling all music educators looking for new ideas, approaches and teaching tools: now’s the time to register your place for #CurriculumMusic.
Where? Cavendish Conference Centre, London
When? 15th October
Find out more and register at our early bird rate: bit.ly/3KuJ7dC
I am in awe of these women who have had a baby and won a gold medal. I don’t know how they manage to train and focus and also be so parent. Totally amazed by the accomplishments of these incredible GB mummies.
When I watch the Olympics and follow the proms (and UK music festivals), I can’t help but wonder, what could we achieve if we actually funded sports and the arts in this country and shifted our edu policy in that direction!
We need to see change! There is more to life!
