A Frome primary school has received a national music award celebrating its outstanding commitment to high-quality, inclusive music education.
Trinity First School was presented with the Music Mark of Recognition for Dedication and Improvement by Somerset Music on behalf of Music Mark, the UK Association for Music Education.
The award recognises that schools ensure every child can access meaningful musical experiences.
Head of Music Amanda Williams said, “Music helps develop essential cognitive and social skills. It improves focus, memory, teamwork, and resilience – all of which enhance learning across the curriculum.”
Aligned with the national curriculum for music, Trinity ensures pupils perform, compose and understand how music is created and communicated.
Headteacher Amanda Seager said, “We are delighted to receive the Music Mark award. Music plays a vital role in our pupils’ well-being, creativity, and confidence. We’re grateful to our talented staff, visiting musicians, and the Frome community for supporting our vision.”
Pupils enjoy a rich programme including whole-class violin for Year 4, djembe drumming with local professional Abi Bailey, ukulele and guitar bands led by artist Nathan Williams and music technology lessons in sequencing and sampling.
Every year group also receives whole-class ukulele lessons. The Songbirds Choir, Trinity Brass (in partnership with Frome Town Band) and private instrumental tuition further enhance opportunities.
Pictured: Trinity First School pupils enjoying their music class
