Practical instruments
Guitar, piano, drums, bass guitar and recorder focus on hands-on playing, listening and technique.
Courses
Find a musical route that fits.
Explore six areas of practical and theory-based learning for children aged 7–16. Availability, lesson format and the best starting point are discussed with a parent or guardian.
Not sure where to begin?
Interest, readiness and the kind of music a child enjoys are all useful parts of the conversation.
GuitarBuild technique, rhythm and musical expression from the first chord.Explore course →
PianoDevelop strong foundations, coordination and musical independence at the keys.Explore course →
DrumsExplore pulse, grooves and ensemble awareness through practical playing.Explore course →
Music TheoryUnderstand how music works and strengthen every area of practical learning.Explore course →
Bass GuitarFind the groove and learn how bass supports the whole musical picture.Explore course →
RecorderAn accessible first instrument for breath, finger skills and musical reading.Explore course →Compare with confidence.
Music theory
Theory gives young musicians a clearer understanding of rhythm, notation, harmony and structure.
Beginners welcome
Tell us about previous experience—or none—and we can discuss a sensible first step.
Parent-led enquiry
We keep early contact practical and avoid collecting unnecessary information about children.