St Macartan's School, Mornington, VIC

Our 1/2 children (5 classes of 30) are excitedly getting ready for September first- they LOVE the song and keep asking to sing it! They are learning to play it on boomwhackers, chime bars, chorus bells and untuned percussion too! We have a grade two boy learning a simple drumming beat ... we will be performing it for the school and parents- that’s us from peaceful Mornington!

Jacob Dashini, Music Teacher, St Macartan's School, Mornington, VIC

Australian Government

This project is supported by funding from
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Music: Play for Life, the Music Council of Australia's grassroots camapaign to get more Australians making music: in schools, communities, everywhere

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I'm overwhelmed by the way Music: Count Us In seems to tap the community’s imagination and leave such a legacy in schools. Teachers report their involvement directly leads to pro-music changes in attitudes and resources at their school and more students singing in choirs, playing in bands and orchestras, and giving music a go.
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Music learning is good for all students.

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