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Leicestershire Music Hub

Leicestershire Music Hub Impact Report 2025/26

Leicestershire Music Hub's Impact Report 2025/26 shows music-making across Leicester and Leicestershire: over 20,000 students experiencing the hub's work, 361 schools supported through music-making activities, 10,732 students taught through classroom instrumental learning and 3,763 students taking part in singing projects.

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Leicestershire Music Hub brings together Leicestershire Music and partner organisations to give every young person in Leicester and Leicestershire access to high-quality music-making opportunities.

Key Metrics

Students reached Over 20,000 students experienced the impact of the hub's work this year
Schools supported 361 schools supported through music-making activities
Instrumental learning 10,732 students taught through classroom instrumental learning
Singing projects 3,763 students took part in a singing project
Individual lessons 647 pupils received 1:1 or small group music lessons, with 100+ instruments hired out to individuals

Key Outcomes

  • Over 20,000 students across 361 schools experienced high-quality music-making opportunities in Leicester and Leicestershire.
  • 70 young people with social, emotional and mental health needs benefited from a targeted music programme, resulting in improved attendance, music qualification success and gains in confidence, wellbeing and self-expression.
  • Specialist SEND provision led by a dedicated SEND Music Leader ensured children and young people with additional needs could access meaningful musical experiences.

Geography

East Midlands

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