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The Department
What the Music department may lack in size and space it certainly makes up for in enthusiasm, drive and enjoyment. The two teachers of music, Mr. Wicks and Mr. Winfield are backed up by an impressive selection of peripatetic instrumental teachers and all aim to make music at Marshland High School an enjoyable and richly rewarding experience for all.
 
 
Meet the Team
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Mr M Wicks
Head of Department
Mr P Winfield
Second in Department
Head Shakespeare House
 
Peripatetic Teachers
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Mr J. Evans
Teacher of Drums
Mr  I. Garford
Teacher of Singing,
Piano and Keyboard
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Mrs S. Garford
Teacher of Junior Piano,
Keyboard, Woodwind & Singing
Mr S. Judd
Teacher of GCSE Level
Electric and Bass Guitar
Mr J. McKay
Teacher of Acoustic and
Classical Guitar
 
 
 
 
Music_01Music_02Concerts
Regular end of term concerts provide a platform for students to perform in front of an audience of appreciative parents. These concerts are also instrumental in the development of pupils performing skills and confidence.
 
 
 
Tuition
Instrumental tuition is available to all pupils and in a variety of different instruments.
 
    
Key Stage 3
Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Elements of Music
Blues Music
Hooks and Riffs
Rhythm and Pulse
Reggae Music
The Art of Song Writing
The Modern Orchestra
Dance Music through the Ages
Music in the Media.
Club Dance Music
Music in Animation
 
Traditional World Music.
Rap Music
 
 
 
Key Stage 4
At KS4 pupils study for the Edexcel Level 2 Extended Certificate in Music. A Pass, Merit or Distinction grade in this is equivalent to 2 GCSE passes at grades A* to C. Pupils choose specialist options from a range of different musical topics (including Performing and Recording Techniques) with a view to working within the music industry. The course is 100% coursework with no final examination. 
 
Last Updated on Monday, 21 November 2011 16:15