A partnership that makes a difference

Helping you to engage more students in making music in your school is our primary goal. Not only do we get more of your students learning to sing and play, you can also receive free workshops, ensembles, band and performances that benefits the whole of your school.

Turning music up to 11

We believe every child should have the chance to learn and take part in making music. That's why we created AMPLIFY, a programme that enables you to bring more music into your school. For every PERI lesson that we teach at your school, you'll earn credits that can be reinvested into providing musical opportunities and experiences for all your students.

ABOUT AMPLIFY

No cost to your school

Free ensembles & choirs for your school

In-school peripatetic one to one and group instrumental and vocal lessons

Earn credits to invest in music that benefits the whole school

Focussing on contemporary music

Designed to complement existing music lessons

Inclusive & accessible lessons for all students

Performance opportunities in and out of school

Direct point of contact for your school at Hogan Music

Progressive skills based pathways leading to OFQUAL regulated qualifications

MUSIC THAT GIVES STUDENTS MORE.

Encourages Perseverance

Safe & Supportive Environment

Grows Confidence

Develops Social Skills & Team Work

Cultivates Commitment

Builds Self-Esteem & Self-Belief

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DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT

  • “I was really pleased with Elora’s response to her first drum lesson, she was genuinely excited about having the lesson and came home happy with how it went, already telling us we need to get her a drum kit!”

    Parent at Birch Copse Primary School

  • "Just had the brilliant musicians from Hogan Music in to play a 'gig' in our assembly. Best music demonstration for primary school aged children I have seen in my 25-year career. Relevant, fun and inspirational"

    Felix Rayner, John Rankin Schools

  • “Harry absolutely loved his first lesson yesterday and eagerly printed off his work to practice!”

    Parent at St Nicolas Junior School