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24 September 2026 - 08 July 2027
Join Soundabout for a brand new training programme in facilitating accessible, interactive, and creative music-making opportunities alongside Learning Disabled people with complex support needs
29 October 2026
This Collective Encounters training is specifically for musicians and vocalists and takes a person-centred approach to understanding trauma and incorporating this understanding into your creative practice
31 October 2026
This one-day conference by MERYC England will explore and celebrate the ways in which early childhood music educators encourage musical play and learning
04 November 2026 - 18 November 2026
This Figurenotes online training for music educators will guide you through Figurenotes, from how it works, to its many applications
04 November 2026
Join the English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS) for this lively informal conference and practitioner development day sharing practice in including disabled and neurodivergent people in folk music activity
07 November 2026
Trad Talk is the Traditional Music Forum of Scotland‘s (TMFS) flagship annual gathering, bringing together performers, educators, promoters, and enthusiasts from across the traditional music community
09 November 2026
All Sound Sense members are welcome to attend our Annual General Meeting on Monday 9 November at 1pm.
10 November 2026
Join Sing Up and SEND inclusion specialist Jess Meredith (Differing Minds) for an interactive CPD session exploring practical ways to make music lessons more accessible and engaging for all pupils, including those with diagnosed and undiagnosed neurodivergence
11 November 2026
Teachers, music educators, and practitioners are invited to join Devon Music Education Hub for a focused and thought-provoking day exploring how music education can better respond to the diverse needs of children and young people
26 November 2026
Arts for Dementia's interactive training for arts facilitators aims to increase skills and confidence, communicating and working creatively with people experiencing the early stages of dementia and their companions

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