For Teachers

Not registered for MCUI 2011? Register here.

 

Downloadables for 'We've Got The Music', 2011 program song

Due to copyright arrangements with the new song you must REGISTER this year, even if you have participated in Music: Count Us In before. This will give you FREE access to the song and all support materials!

Two arrangers provided all the sheet music this year. Read more about Andrew Robertson and Peter Hind here.

 


Classroom Easy Activity Kit

Getting involved in Music: Count Us In is simple, even if you have limited musical skills. Each year classroom support resources are produced. These provide lots of ideas for teaching the song to students in both mainstream and special education settings and ways of using the song as a springboard to activities in many other curriculum areas.

Download the kitpdf icon (You must be registered.)

 


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 the 2011 Music: Count Us In program.  Once the song is available, professional learning opportunities will be planned in each State/Territory.


Professional Development State and Territory contacts:

State

Name

Organisation

Email

ACT

Nicole Mengel

ANU's Music Education Program, School of Music

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NSW

Rach Kirsten

NSW Dept of Education and Communities

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NT

Andy Mison

NT Music School

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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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WA

Judith Haldane

ASME (WA)

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Students with special needs

This year's classroom activity kit will contains activities designed for students with special needs. The materials were developed by music therapist, Catherine Threlfall. Download the kit here.

 


Jellybeans Interactive learning materialsjozzbeatinteracivelogo

Interactive White Board/Digital Projector Teaching Resources - you must be registered to request this resource.

Once registered, request your free Jellybeans resources This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . A fun and easy way to get your students singing the song and playing recorder and percussion, using IWBs.

Big thanks to Andrew, Anthony and the team at Jozzbeat Interactive for providing these IWB resources free to participating teachers.

 


Orff Schulwerk

Kristie Fudge, Performing Arts teacher at Woodcroft Primary School, SA has provided her presentation notes from the recent Orff Schulwerk Association of SA (OSASA) conference. Kristie's workshop gave teachers various ways in which to teach and learn 'We've Got The Music'. Download the notes here. (You must be registered). Many thanks to Kristie.

 


Braille lyrics

A Braille version of the 2011 song is available, produced by Vision Australia. You must register with the program to request this item. Email us This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for a copy.

 


Previous Years' Songs

Expand your performance on the day... do last year's and/or previous program songs too! All files are accessible:

2010 - 'Come Play Your Part'

2009 - 'The Music is Everything'

2008 - 'Sing!'

2007 - 'Life is a Song'

Partners

Australian Government

This project is supported by funding
from The Australian Government.

Music: Play for Life Music. Count Us In is managed by Music. Play for Life, the Music Council of Australia's grassroots campaign to get more Australians making music: in schools, communities, everywhere. The campaign is run in partnership with the Australian Music Association and the Australian Society for Music Education.

Music Council of Australia Australian Music Association ASME ACSSO

WHAT YOU CAN DO
GET THE BACKGROUND

Find out why Music: Count Us In is important and how it helps get more music making in our schools

FIND OUT MORE

REHEARSAL ROOM

Read about how different schools are preparing for Australia's biggest school music gig.

FIND OUT MORE

GET INVOLVED

Big or small, musically-active or just starting out, rural or city: there's a part for your school in this nationwide celebration.

Access the 2011
resources here



Clue? Same word for each.

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Music learning is good for all students.

FIND OUT WHY!
Teacher Support

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Free classroom support materials.

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Behind the song

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Behind the scenes as students write and record the 2011 song.

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