“Good Vibes Music Academy has been an inspiration in the musical lives of the children of St Francis... with unwavering support, creativity and heart. ”
Get 20% Of Your School Learning an Instrument
Nationally, participation in peripatetic music lessons sits at just 2.2% (according to Arts Council data). Our model is designed to change that.
Schools working with Good Vibes typically achieve:
10–20% of students engaged in extracurricular music lessons.
This represents a significant increase on national averages and is driven by a simple principle:
Students engage and make rapid progress when music feels relevant, enjoyable and connected to their interests.
By focusing on rock, pop and contemporary styles, we create a music offer that students actively choose to be part of.
Hit the button below to find out how your schools sits among the national average.
Professional Teachers You Can Trust
All Good Vibes teachers are:
Experienced educators and professional musicians
Fully DBS checked
Trained to deliver engaging, structured lessons
Skilled at working with primary and secondary school students
Our team brings real-world experience into every lesson, helping students connect with music in a meaningful way.
A Structured Pathway for Progress
Our students follow the Good Vibes Pathway, designed to build confidence, skills and long-term engagement.
This includes:
Star Levels – clear, motivating milestones that celebrate progress
Progression into Trinity Rock and Pop exams for students who want to take grades
Opportunities to perform, collaborate and grow as musicians
Good Vibes supports key areas of development and curriculum that align with school priorities:
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Focus, discipline and independence
Creativity and collaboration
Performance skills and resilience
Students also benefit from:
Access to Trinity Rock and Pop exams
Learning through real songs and contemporary music
Opportunities to perform and take part in musical events
Pathways into bands, songwriting and music production
This contributes to improved student engagement, wellbeing and participation across the wider school environment.
To maximise engagement, we offer a wide range of modern instruments:
Guitar
Drums
Vocals
Piano and Keyboard
Bass
Ukulele
DJing
Music Production
This ensures more students find an instrument they connect with, supporting higher uptake and sustained involvement.
See How Your School Is Doing
Instrument uptake calculator
See how your school's instrumental learning rate compares to your county and the national average.
Source: Arts Council England 2023/24 Data Return.
