Sing up – Many schools pay for this subscription. It provides an enormous bank of songs and advice about difficulty. In addition, their curriculum resources give a great framework for progression: Sing Up – Love learning, start singing
Friday Afternoons – Bank of songs commissioned from a wide range of contemporary composers. A great place to go if you are looking for stretch in your singing curriculum: Friday Afternoons | Britten Pears Arts
Royal Opera House – Extensive resources and CPD offers. Also worth looking at is the ROH Youth Chorus. They audition every summer, and it is a unique opportunity for children to perform on the main stage of the opera house: Royal Opera House National Schools Program (rbo.org.uk)
ISM Primary Singing Took – Resource covering many aspects of teaching pedagogy and a great help in planning: Primary Singing Toolkit – ISM Trust
Aurora Orchestra – This is a paid-for service from the Aurora Orchestra, which provides lesson planning and curriculum support. Learning – Aurora Orchestra
BBC 10 Pieces – the BBC has compiled 40 pieces of classical repertoire for use in the classroom with a wide range of teaching activities and opportunities for composition and performance. BBC Ten Pieces
Soundtrap – This is a paid-for subscription that gives your students access to a very easy-to-use digital audio workstation (DAW). You can set tasks and easily see their work through the teacher interface Soundtrap for Education – Make music and podcasts online
Cromelabs – This is a lovely free set of resources for experimenting with sound digitally. Chrome Music Lab (chromeexperiments.com)