Current signatories: 2003
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About the Manifesto

FAQs

How do I become a signatory?
You can follow this link to sign up to the Music Manifesto. More
How do I make a pledge?
You can follow this link to pledge an activity or resource to the Music Manifesto. More
How will the delivery of the Manifesto be managed?
The Music Manifesto Partnership and Advocacy Group (MMPAG) has been formed to inspire and drive forward the aims of the Manifesto. More
What is the legal status of a pledge?
While a pledge does not constitute a legal contract, individual pledges will be followed up from time to time. More
What is the Music Manifesto trying to achieve?
We want every child to experience the power of music. Creating more opportunities in music for more young people is at the heart of the Music Manifesto. More
Who works for the Music Manifesto?
Development Director Marc Jaffrey leads the Music Manifesto team. More
Why do we need a Music Manifesto?
A significant amount of resource already goes into music education, and a huge variety of exciting opportunities are already being delivered, but provision is too often patchy and diffuse. More
Why have an 'online' manifesto?
We want the Music Manifesto to be living document owned by organisations and individuals committed to delivering the five key aims. More

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What has changed in KS3?

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