Innovative Music Teaching Software for UK Primary Schools

Kidstrument is the ultimate music teaching software designed specifically for UK primary schools. Our innovative platform makes music education engaging, interactive, and curriculum-aligned, ensuring every student can discover their musical potential.

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Transform Your Music Classroom

With Kidstrument, teachers can effortlessly integrate music into their lessons, fostering creativity and collaboration among students. Our user-friendly tools and comprehensive resources make teaching music a breeze.

Why Choose Kidstrument?

No Prep Required

Fully curated lessons ready to teach, saving you time and effort.

Interactive & Fun

Engaging activities that make learning music enjoyable for every student.

Curriculum Aligned

Meets UK national standards, ensuring seamless integration into your syllabus.

Progress Tracking

Monitor student growth with detailed analytics and reporting tools.

Collaborative Learning

Encourage teamwork and creativity through collaborative projects and activities.

Accessible Anywhere

Cloud-based platform accessible on any device, anytime, anywhere.

What Educators Are Saying

"Kidstrument is a very easy to use scheme that is sequenced to ensure all students get the very best from their music lessons. The lessons are fully planned and easy to follow with interactive videos throughout. The musicians in the videos model the teaching clearly, using musical vocabulary relevant to the age and stage of the students. Lessons in a unit consist of very similar steps in a similar sequence and offer a wide variety of musical activities throughout each lesson - listening and appraising, drumming workshops, learning songs, dancing...anything to get the students truly inspired by music!"

- Lucy Young, Primary School Music Teacher

"It is exciting to see such an enriching and accessible music scheme finally available! Staff are ably supported to deliver high-quality sessions, effectively team teaching with professional musicians, through the use of carefully sequenced resources."

- Tom Collins, Head Teacher