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Children's Singing & Choir: Facts & Ideas

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Singing in a group is a fantastic confidence builder. A shared social interest gives a sense of belonging and the child learns to sing and perform while having fun, relaxing, mixing with a different group of children and learning about the importance of team work.

If a child is used to performing in front of an audience, and has learnt the skills to do this in a calm way, they can transfer these skills to the classroom. Presenting work to the class, taking part in school productions or even just talking to a teacher for some children requires the self confidence that can be gained during singing.

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    • I have just moved up into Year 3 at school which means I’m allowed to join the choir. I am very excited about it because I really love singing. If you’re in the school choir you have to go to practice every Thursday afternoon and during the year there are lots of different performances. I am really looking forward to singing in the Carol Concert in our village church.

      Emily, Child learner (Aged 7)
    • I started singing in the choir at school as I thought it would be fun and found out that it is quite easy and I am getting quite good at singing. I really love learning new songs to sing and mummy says it has helped me with my confidence. I think it is a good idea to join a choir but only if you do not mind people watching you – I get a bit embarrassed!

      Honor, Child learner (Aged 7)

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