Music Lessons at Queen Elizabeth High School
At Queen Elizabeth High School we offer a wide range of peripatetic music lessons to support and inspire our pupils’ musical development. Lessons are available in the following disciplines:
- Guitar
- Woodwind (including flute, clarinet, saxophone and bassoon)
- Piano
- Singing
- Drum-kit
Whether pupils are beginners or more advanced musicians, our experienced visiting tutors provide tailored one-to-one tuition. Pupils have the opportunity to work towards graded exams through leading boards such as ABRSM, Trinity College London, and Rockschool.
Why Take Peripatetic Music Lessons?
Learning a musical instrument or taking vocal lessons goes far beyond playing notes or singing songs — it’s a journey that nurtures confidence, creativity, builds resilience and personal growth. Our peripatetic lessons offer pupils the chance to develop a range of invaluable skills and enjoy benefits that stretch across the whole curriculum — and beyond!
Key Benefits:
- Cross-Curricular Learning
- Music supports and strengthens skills in maths (through rhythm, counting, and patterns) and literacy (through lyrics, interpretation, and communication).
- It enhances listening skills, memory, and critical thinking, all of which are transferable to every subject.
Mental Health & Wellbeing
- Playing an instrument or singing is a proven way to reduce stress and anxiety, boost self-esteem, and encourage mindfulness.
- Lessons provide a sense of achievement and a healthy emotional outlet — helping pupils manage pressures both in and out of school.
Life Skills & Personal Development
- Students develop self-discipline, perseverance, and resilience through regular practice and goal-setting.
- Performing, whether solo or in a group, builds confidence, teamwork, and communication skills.
- Preparing for graded exams nurtures a strong work ethic, time management, and the ability to perform under pressure — all essential life skills.
Creativity & Expression
- Music encourages pupils to explore their own creative voice and express themselves in a unique and personal way.
Whether your child dreams of taking centre stage, acing music exams, or simply enjoys the joy of making music, these lessons provide a rich, supportive environment to grow and thrive.
For more details or to sign up, please contact either Mr Racic dracic@tcat.school (Assistant Headteacher) or Mrs Fisher jfisher@tcat.school (Drama Teacher).
