Musically Unorthodox - Educational Programmes

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MU Education is an integral component of the broader initiative Musically Unorthodox. Initiated in 2017, this project has evolved through ongoing development and analysis of practices, resulting in the refinement of impactful course content and the development of effective delivery methods.

Tailored to the distinct needs and interests of our young target demographic, our programmes are carefully designed.

While adhering to shared overarching objectives, each programme’s delivery is subtly customised to address the individual characteristics of every participant.

The Intervention and Alternative Provision programmes specifically target secondary school students, emphasising attainment, engagement, and the development of educational pathways.

Our employability programmes are geared towards young NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) individuals, concentrating on alternative career development pathways.

Activities

Vocal Recording

Beat Production

Filming

Mixing & Audio

DJ Mixing

Video Editing

Our Impact

"We should do this instead of our normal music lessons. Since doing this we’ve all been here every day and trying not to get excluded."

"Every school should do it, we should do a DJ competition our school would be the best. This has helped us with our behaviour, before we was getting in trouble but now because we’re doing this we’re not getting in trouble for the lessons we don’t like."

"I enjoyed shooting the video and proud that I recorded my own rap"

"The students work is amazing and this is down to you and your crew. I am so proud of the finished product and how far they have come in honing their skills as individuals as well as the great teamwork."

"This is something we could do later on in life."

"The student has made good progress with his knowledge of how to write and perform. He learnt how to keep on time musically, has written good lyrics and performed in a studio. He has made friendships with other students and gained a lot of knowledge from the music team. It is very obvious he has enjoyed the whole experience."