For Teachers
Downloadables - 2010 songs
- Download the 2010 audio tracks and arrangements for every conceivable instrument and performance scenario! You must register to access these free files. Charts for the two supplementary songs coming soon.
Classroom Easy Activity Kit
Getting involved in Music: Count Us In is simple, even if you have limited musical skills. A classroom activity kit has been designed for primary generalist teachers. It has been written by music educator, Pru Borgert and music therapist/educator, Catherine Threlfall. It contains lots of ideas for teaching the song to students in both mainstream and special education settings and lots of ways of using the song as a springboard to activities in many other curriculum areas.
- Download the Classroom Activity Kit 2010 You must be registered to access the kit.
Are you a primary school generalist teacher?
If you teach at a government school, once again funding has been made available to provide professional learning around this year's Music: Count Us In program. To find out about your nearest professional learning opportunity, email the relevant person below:
Professional Development State and Territory contacts:
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ACT |
Nicole Mengel |
ANU's Music Education Program |
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NSW |
Karen Gales |
NSW DET |
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NT |
Nora Lewis |
NT School of Music |
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QLD |
Anne Roylance |
Curriculum Division, Education QLD |
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SA |
Suzanne Rogers |
Manager, Primary School Music Festival |
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TAS |
Nikki Mann |
Music Programs & Projects Officer |
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VIC |
Kevin Kelley |
aMuse (VIC) ** |
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** VIC teachers click here for info on PD sessions
Students with special needs
This year's classroom activity kit will contain activities designed for students with special needs. The materials are being developed by music therapist, Catherine Threlfall.
Braille lyrics
If you would like a Braille copy of " Come Play Your Part" please email your request This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Braille sheets are produced by Vision Australia. You must be registered with the program to request this item.
Jellybeans Interactive CD
Interactive White Board/Digital Projector Teaching Resources for ‘Come Play Your Part’.
Resources for Recorder Ensemble, Choir (Soloist + SSA) and Untuned Percussion Ensemble. These resources feature flashing note technology synchronised with the audio track to help students follow/learn notation and performing in time. To request your free CD email
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. Not familiar with Jellybeans? Watch the promo video. ALL GONE, DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND!
Previous Years' Songs
Expand your performance on the day... do last year's song TOO!
2009 - "The Music is Everything" All accessible file here.
2008 - "Sing!" All files accessible here.
2007 - "Life is a Song" All files accessible here.
Big or small, musically-active or just starting out, rural or city: there's a part for your school in this nationwide celebration.
Find out why 'Music: Count Us In' is important and how it helps get more music making in our schools.
Read about how different schools prepared for Australia's biggest school music gig last year.








