Dr Steven Berryman @Steven_Berryman Twitter profile

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Dr Steven Berryman

10 months

I had the joy of writing a resource (cost-free!) for @nmcrecordings suitable for GCSE and A-level composing - I'm keen we get more living/recent contemporary music in the classroom again. I'd love to know what colleagues think and if it's useful.

GCSE Composition | NMC

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Excited to have accepted a new role for September as Director of Arts and Culture for the Odyssey Trust for Education - working across @TownleyGrammar and @KingHenrySch - can’t wait to meet the pupils, and colleagues. More than ever we need the arts.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

6 years

Great comment from @dylanwiliam about music teachers and their approach to feedback/assessment from @C_Hendrick book

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

I know I can be rather annoying/zealous going on about the arts in education; the arts saved me as a child when my father died and set the direction of my entire life. I won’t be giving up on ensuring young people get access to great experiences, teaching and education.

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Dr Steven Berryman

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4 years

I'm quite ashamed to be a male teacher when you see how female teachers are treated on twitter when they challenge, question and provoke colleagues. I don't normally tweet anything like this but the behaviour is shocking.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

A document doesn’t make a great classroom music experience; a music teacher does.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Arts education: why every pupil needs one ⁦ @tes ⁩

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I’m joining @Charter_Trust as Director of Creativity, Music and Culture soon: over the moon to work with @cassiebuchanan . students, colleagues and families across the schools in the trust. Excited to learn and build a shared vision for creativity, music and culture. Can’t wait!

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Pleased to be part of this expert panel to refresh the @DCMS and @educationgovuk NPME

Panel of experts to shape future of music education

A new National Plan for Music Education will be published next year.

www.gov.uk

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

My final four weeks as Director of Music - after nearly 17 years of teaching and leading the teaching of music there’ll be lots of things I’m going to miss. I realise how privileged we are as music teachers to build lasting relationships with pupils, parents and the community.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

‘Students from low-income families are three times more likely to get a degree and twice as likely to vote if they do art in school. They are also more employable’. (Rob Hopkins, 2019, 94)

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@Steven_Berryman

1 year

You’re completely right @daniel_bath - I didn’t pay for instrumental lessons when I went to school; if my mum had to pay I’d never had progressed into my music career. We must remove financial barriers for those most at risk of missing out.

Daniel Bath

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1 year

Of course she's brilliant and working with her is the greatest blessing a scruffy music teacher like me could dream of. But Lucy is what happens when you make instrumental tuition available to disadvantaged children. Help us to get this message across to those who decide.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

6 months

No one should have to pay to train to be a teacher. We need great people to join our profession in all subjects; they should be properly remunerated to grow as a professional and not be paying any fees. No one should struggle to keep a home as a consequence of becoming a teacher.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

‘Creativity crisis’ looms for English schools due to arts cuts - ⁦ @guardian ⁩

‘Creativity crisis’ looms for English schools due to arts cuts, says Labour

Number of GCSE music and drama students fell by a fifth over last decade, research finds

www.theguardian.com

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

It’s lovely seeing so much joy in music-making, and the arts, as schools are returning to these activities again. The collective commitment from leaders to ensure every child has a full curriculum is wonderful. The arts will be what students have missed the most in lockdown.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

What has stopped and what do we want back? @MusicTeachers_

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Exactly - every top school has a generously resourced music department and a commitment from its leadership that every pupil has an outstanding musical experience.

Simon Toyne

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4 years

Inspiring reading about @thesundaytimes Schools of the Year. What unifies them all? An investment in music. Where there's an outstanding music department, you find an outstanding school.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

For the autumn 2023 issue of @CharteredColl Impact, we are seeking papers on the theme of effective pedagogy and applying research in practice. More here:

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Why arts subjects were hit so hard in the pandemic | ⁦ @tes ⁩ Magazine - an important reminder why any suggestion to reduce or remove creative, artistic teaching/learning would be harmful to children and young people’s education.

Why arts subjects were hit so hard in the pandemic

Recent data from the ONS revealed surprising insights into how badly hit arts subjects were by the pandemic - and how hard the return to school has been too, as James O’Malley investigates

www.tes.com

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Happy Fathers’ Day. Mine passed when I was 10 before I discovered music. I will keep going on (loudly) about the arts so he can hear. Without music in my school I’d never have afforded lessons, and without sponsorship from my father’s employer never studied music. So grateful.

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@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Research highlights the therapeutic effects of engaging in the arts, and how creative activities can help us to make meaning out of difficult situations. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek @tes

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 months

Thrilled to be joining @SWPSOfficial in September as Senior Deputy Head. An exciting time to join as the school approaches its tricentenary year in 2025.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Phew! Passed my examinations for @CharteredColl Chartered Teacher (Leadership)! Enjoyable to write about curriculum from a school leader perspective.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Thrilled to have completed, and passed, @CharteredColl Chartered Teacher (Leadership). Another excellent programme from the College that connected readily with the reality of our roles (and challenged and enriched our work). Thanks to the team and to my LIG.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Arts education: why every pupil needs one | ⁦ @tes ⁩

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

It’s frustrating news for arts teachers tonight - but we all learned a great deal last year as we tackled online platforms for making music; we can keep the arts going by sharing and working collectively. I wonder if we need another blogging activity @MusicTeachers_ members?

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Having Covid and losing a family member to Covid this weekend makes me rethink a lot of things; so grateful for friends and family. 2022 really is a year of lots of change, and reconsideration of priorities. Hoping for good news this week to balance out recent days.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Looking forward to speaking on a future @tes podcast about the importance of arts and creativity as we return to schools - important we recognise the significant role the arts can play to support well-being and provide the space for self-expression for our students.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I became a teacher because I love my subject. Genuinely love it. I can’t get enough of music and the arts. If you do anything in education that prevents subjects to flourish, you need to rethink your approach.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

5 years

Hurrah - passed the @CharteredColl Chartered Teacher Programme! #CTeach

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

1 year

It made my heart sink when meeting pupils at a school recently where they said they longed for more interaction in lessons, and their teachers to take an interest in them. The homogenous booklet culture can feel really dystopian when you wander between lessons as a visitor.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Can’t wait for the new issue of @CharteredColl Impact - out soon.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Students are more than their results and they’re more than careers; they’re human-beings. Educational settings are there to enable flourishing humans, active citizens and not people with numbers tattooed to them. Arts, culture, craft, and heritage are vital.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

A tiny perk of today.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

This seems important. My dad died when I was 10 and it was difficult with some of my teachers when at school. This webinar from @CharteredColl looks really valuable.

Chartered College of Teaching

@CharteredColl

3 years

1 in 29 children experience the loss of a parent. Yet school staff receive no bereavement training. In this webinar, Suzannah Phillips of @winstonswish provides training and advice to teaching professionals on how to support a child dealing with grief:

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

The more I reflect on my education the more art and design comes to the fore; my GCSE and A-level experiences were hugely formative. Very honoured to be a Vice-President of @NSEAD1 and to have been able to share gratitude for my art teacher and teaching in AD magazine.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

5 years

I keep thinking the reason I love teaching music is because I keep being a musician myself. I wondered if enough interest for @CharteredColl orchestra (and choir)? Any teacher who plays an instrument (regardless of subject) to get together and do a concert?

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Starting my new role next week. I care so deeply that children have a childhood rich in creative, artistic and cultural experiences and learning. In a sustained and equitable way. But I recognise too that drive comes from the anecdotal and personal experiences I’ve had.

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@Steven_Berryman

3 years

This needs to change.

Oli Barrett

@OliBarrett

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"After the age of 14, 90% of children are not learning art or music or drama in schools. So our system, particularly the way it is driven to these exams, means that it prioritises surface knowledge not deep thinking" @PeterHyman21 speaking on @BBCRadio4 #r4today

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Great article ⁦ @FionaMaddocks ⁩ - ‘The biggest public loss is the music education facility the new venue promised’ - we have schools around the country willing to be the music education facilities young people need. Let’s invest in them.

No Simon Rattle, and no new concert hall for London ... but we will survive

Grandiose plans for the Centre of Music in London have been scrapped, and musical leaders such as Simon Rattle are moving on. But there is much to look forward to

www.theguardian.com

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

I just took this on my iPhone but I feel like I’ve painted this scene.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Nice to arrive home to this! Thanks @CharteredColl

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

I really do want to write a book; there is so much to share about continuing/continual professional development and learning for arts teachers and arts/cultural learning professionals. I want to write about it.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

8 months

My final 11 months awaits as President ⁦ @CharteredColl ⁩ - and an exciting 2024 ahead. Look forward to meeting our new Council members this month. Thanks to ⁦ @DanWorth ⁩ at ⁦ @tes ⁩ for interview about why our professional body matters.

Why teachers must unite under the banner of research

Dr Steven Berryman, the new president of the Chartered College of Teaching, tells Tes why he wants all teachers to realise the power they can wield if they join together and champion their professi...

www.tes.com

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Our first ‘(Re)learning to teach music’ collaborative post including me and @VFleischfresser @House_dg @twbsmusic @KHSArtDirMusic @Katemariewheel2 @HuntSchoolMusic - Tuesday begins our blogging of @Johnfinney8 chapter.

(Re)learning how to teach music in the secondary school

Thanks to Twitter and a group of fellow music educators I have started a collaborative blogging effort to work through a selection of the tasks in the edited volume ‘Learning to Teach Music i…

stevenberryman.com

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

This is the most important part of the new (non-statutory) guidance from @educationgovuk - all students entitled to one hour per week or Music Year 1 to 9. Very significant announcement.

Simon Toyne

@sgtoyne

3 years

A minimum of 1 hour's classroom music per week from Year 1 to Year 9, with WCIT / First Access in addition to this... A significant announcement this morning. #candomusic

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@Steven_Berryman

1 year

Thrilled during my term as @CharteredColl President that @dylanwiliam will give our inaugural lecture hosted by @IOE_London and supported by @pearson - open to all our members

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

The more I talk to educators the more I realise how vital equity is to me; every child deserves a rich diet of opportunity in and beyond the classroom, and every child deserves a rich pedagogical experience. In and through subjects. We need learned societies to support this.

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@Steven_Berryman

3 years

I am dreaming big this weekend: imagining a music department where the spaces are designed to serve the curriculum/extra-curricular by day and in the evenings/weekends can serve children/young people in a variety of ways for creative music (tech) making. What would you include?

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I’d love to donate my upright piano to a school that needs an instrument - the recipient would just need to cover delivery. Would ideally be a London school to minimise the journey/cost - feel free to DM if interested.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

First dose of Pfizer. All pfine so far. Pfankfully.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Very excited to start my new role, properly, next week. So grateful to all the new colleagues I’ve met across both schools who have been generous in responding to queries and have been so welcoming. Even after 17 years in it never gets any less exciting to start a new year.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

Being a teacher for nearly 20 years, I remain committed to the profession. I'm standing for Vice President (Policy Development and Advocacy) of the @CharteredColl Council - I'd welcome your vote, if you're a member or fellow; I care deeply we have the best supported teachers

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

The annual reminder (with balloons) that I’m a bit older. Again.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Enjoyed chatting to @SchoolsWeek as I become President-Elect of the @CharteredColl - excited to work further with @AlisonMPeacock and VPs @aimeetinkler and @ViviennePorritt and current president Stephen Munday.

Schools Week

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Exclusive: The @CharteredColl 's next president @Steven_Berryman hopes it can double its membership before the end of his three-year term. #teaching

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Dr Steven Berryman

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If I achieve anything before I retire (reader, I have decades to go) it would be to have convinced anyone that would listen that arts, culture, music and creativity are school improvement activities. As well as being part of a child’s education. School improvement is more than

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

I will never forget a checkout person at Waitrose claiming I was a celebrity: “you’re on TV aren’t you?”. Despite my protests they claimed I was in a TV show I’d never heard of. When I googled - and looked up who I was supposed to be… I now never shop in that Waitrose.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Huge admiration for @TheCBSO for putting music at the heart of a new school - so excited to see how this develops

What happens when we invest in music education | ArtsProfessional

Lucy Galliard writes that the real impact of the first school to be started and supported by a symphony orchestra will be demonstrating what’s possible.

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@Steven_Berryman

1 year

Love this new series from Claymen, ‘Helping Hands’; they feel like a complete set of expressions I make when (a) one reads any news about the arts and (b) I attempt to schedule something in a calendar.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

What an honour to celebrate so many marvellous and brilliant educators at @TeachingAwards with @AlisonMPeacock - huge congratulations from everyone at @CharteredColl to all the winners.

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2 years

Why music lessons make you a better learner | ⁦ @tes ⁩

Why music lessons make you a better learner

School music has long been dragged down by teacher shortages, falling uptake and government focus on Stem. But with evidence mounting for the cognitive benefits of music learning, there is more...

www.tes.com

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 months

Getting back to school nerves as I look ahead to starting as Senior Deputy Head at Sir William Perkins’s School in September. Looking forward to visiting a few times before half-term and meeting colleagues and students. 300 years of history; the tricentenary approaches in 2025.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Brain is buzzing at developing music, arts, creative thinking, imagination and culture across seven schools. Most importantly from 5-18. In and beyond the classroom. Grateful to have started the role pre-festive break to get to know the schools, colleagues and pupils.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I love seeing all the music department tweets this time of year; tonnes of selfless music educators who work with such zeal to ensure so many children have a musically-rich festive few weeks. Imagine lots of thrilled families hearing lots of super music-making. With tinsel.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

I think should patent the term ‘procrasticake’: the act of baking (cake) when another activity (usually a research or work-related venture) is more pressing. Maybe ‘procrastibake’ too.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

1 year

By the end of the academic year every school in our trust will have a music development plan - built on our shared ambitions for music across our trust. The @MusicTeachers_ materials are really useful for supporting departments to reflect and prioritise

National Plan for Music Education

Visit the post for more.

www.musicteachers.org

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

If you’re a class music teacher don’t forget @MusicTeachers_ are there to support you; all members of the committee will happily support colleagues as we rapidly move to remote teaching again. We still #CanDoMusic

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@Steven_Berryman

3 years

‘We shouldn’t be wondering whether children need art and music and stories and poetry any more than wondering why plants need water’ - well said @PhilipPullman (quoted in @robintransition , 2019, p. 94)

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Wouldn’t it be marvellous if state schools became the venues for these groups - invest in making the state school performing arts facilities of a professional standard so we mutually benefit. @OliverDowden

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@Steven_Berryman

3 years

‘while smaller MATs had a positive impact, overall… large MATs (16+) had, on average, a negative impact on secondary students… MAT growth may well be in tension with an educational argument for smaller groupings of schools.’ (Greany & Earley 2021: 45)

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@Steven_Berryman

5 years

What we really need @TracyBrabin is for every school to have a class music teacher: instrumental lessons are being pushed by unions such as @WeAreTheMU as their membership is instrumentalists. Classroom music in the curriculum is being eroded and replaced by instrument lessons.

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@TracyBrabin

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Children from lower income families are half as likely to take up an instrument than their wealthier peers, recent @WeAreTheMU and @UK_Music research has revealed. Today I urged the government to ensure all children are given the chance to learn a musical instrument in school.

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3 years

Merry Christmas to everyone I’ve had the joy to speak with, work with, make work with and support and be supported by. Hugely grateful. Lots of collective work to raise awareness of the value of arts, cultural and creative education, still: we’ll keep going! Covid won’t stop us.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

This is great to hear - and this is why arts and culture are an integral part of the #OdysseyTrust as it is known well by leaders the key role the arts play in a young person’s education @ArtsOdysseyMAT

jacqui o'hanlon

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Well this is good @RussellGroup @CultureLearning @RSC_Education #timetolisten

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Dr Steven Berryman

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1 year

I remember in my first teaching job a colleague bought their first home at the age of 41 and I kept thinking “they left that late”. Reader: I’m 41. Thanks to my twin for the celebratory exchange cookie.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

5 years

Very excited about the @cityoflondon Cultural and Creative Learning Strategy - and to be involved in this more next academic year.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

8 months

Pleased to have passed the NPQEL with @Ambition_Inst - a collegiate programme, with plenty of purposeful support and great content. Loved being able to connect with my Exec Head buddy over the 18 months. Thanks, Ambition! 👏👏👏

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Reading tweets for understanding rather than reading tweets to challenge. Encourage my fellow male teacher tweeters to consider how they respond to challenge and how a need to 'win' might be relinquished for a need to be collectively curious. We can do better.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Huge admiration for colleagues as they navigate the rapidly changing situation in schools; every conversation puts students first. What a privilege to work in education.

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5 years

I wonder where all the @CharteredColl Chartered Teachers will be 12 months from now? Feel like we need a British Bake-Off style end of series video next year. It’s clear it’s made a big difference - many of us have moved into new roles due to #CTeach

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4 years

I was disappointed to see such a lack of diversity in the Music Education APPG today - can this be addressed? I worry music education policy-making continues to be poorly representative of the profession. @ISM_music @musicmarkuk @DeborahAnnetts @DiversityAPPG

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4 years

Any music teachers fancy joining me in blogging through some of the most cited articles from @BJMEMusic ? Maybe @DrFautley might help with suggesting a question if I choose an article for the week for us to read together?

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4 years

So much positivity about how remote teaching and learning in instrumental/vocal music provision across all levels has enabled some focused detailed work from students. In awe how the ingenuity of musicians has enabled training to continue to a high-level for so many students.

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4 years

Tonight has reminded me how much I love working with teachers. I really miss running in-person CPD. Equally I quite enjoy all the tools that help us collaborate when we're apart.

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@Steven_Berryman

2 years

Can’t believe it’s Issue 16 of @CharteredColl Impact. Conversely, I can believe it’s Issue 16. Congratulations to editors @P_A_Kirschner and @thebandb and to the 23 article authors. Important contributions to our ongoing professional conversations.

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Dr Steven Berryman

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4 years

I would welcome some guidance from @CharteredColl on social media behaviour of those that choose to add MCCT or FCCT to social media profiles; empowerment is great, but the risk exists of certain behaviours bringing the professional body into disrepute, and the profession.

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4 years

Felt right to sing through some Dichterliebe this morning; the final bar in my @Baerenreiter copy always makes me smile and I enjoy playing it ...

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

7 years

Thanks @CharteredColl - you have made my day... evening.. weekend... week.. year... This is very useful indeed.

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3 years

How the arts can help pupil mental health | ⁦ @tes ⁩ | ⁦ @Artsmarkaward ⁩ ⁦ @ace_national ⁩

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7 years

Classroom Music is the centre of a child’s musical education: put the time and money there first.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Big thanks to all my educator colleagues teaching in the @cityoflondon and beyond for making sure young people continue to get their education @CharteredColl @itvnews #BritainGetTalking @AlisonMPeacock

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2 years

Thrilled to be launching a composing club for music teachers - a partnership between @MusicTeachers_ and @nmcrecordings - members of MTA will receive details on Friday in the bulletin. 12 places!

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2 years

Hoping as we approach the end of the school year leaders will be kind to themselves and their teams; it’s hot, it’s frantic and the to-do list continues to grow. But don’t forget we’re all human. Be kind. Let’s end the year well and with our relationships strong.

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@Steven_Berryman

4 years

Chatting to @twbsmusic and wondering if we need a @MusicTeachers_ zoom event where music colleagues can share ideas, concerns, worries about rebuilding music in their schools as we look ahead to next year. What do you think?

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3 years

Worth the few miles to go to the delivery office to collect these.

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5 years

I love teaching music.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

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Teachers make a huge difference to children and young people’s futures. Having an inspiring art teacher was formative for me. Grateful to wax lyrical about my experience of art at school in a past issue of AD, and to continue to express my gratitude as VP @NSEAD1 .

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

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Advocating for arts, culture and creativity can feel either very lonely or rich in fellowship; I remain committed, relentlessly, to its inclusion in every setting for every child. And I’ll work ceaselessly to do what I can to make that happen where there is a risk it won’t.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

3 years

We have an event for teachers coming up soon from @MusicTeachers_ - conversation with @EnglishCadence on @Ofstednews and the music curriculum - will appeal @TownleyMusic and @KHS_Performance - details to follow. It’s being live-streamed and available for viewing after for members

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I still pinch myself there is a bakery that makes biscuits named after me. Reader: this is not exactly correct.

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Dr Steven Berryman

@Steven_Berryman

2 years

I’m excited and nervous to follow in Stephen’s footsteps in November as the next President of the @CharteredColl - I hope I can amplify the expertise of colleagues through Chartered Status and broker the collective expertise of all members.

Chartered College president wants to double membership

Dr Steven Berryman will succeed Stephen Munday in November

schoolsweek.co.uk

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