Schools & training
Numbiano gets an entire class — or an entire school — playing and singing together on the devices you already have, taught by a serving music teacher using the moveable-do and Kodály practice your music lead already trusts.
Schools are expected to offer an hour of music a week.
Budgets and specialist teachers say otherwise.
Numbiano closes that gap.
Delivered by a qualified teacher (QTS) currently serving in a Somerset school — DBS-checked, insured, and fluent in what actually works on a wet Thursday afternoon.
A full day of whole-class music-making — every child plays, sings and composes, from Reception to Year 11. No instruments to hire, nothing to install, aligned to the National Curriculum and the Model Music Curriculum.
£350–£500 per day
EnquireA whole school becoming one band in a single assembly — or a trust-wide massed music project across multiple schools, built on the founder's years of leading exactly that.
From £150 per assembly
EnquireTwilight sessions that leave non-specialist staff genuinely able to lead music — moveable-do, singing, and the Numbiano system as a classroom tool they can use the next morning.
£150–£250 per twilight
EnquireNumbiano is training a small number of experienced musicians and educators to lead its live experiences — under the Numbiano name, to the founder's standard, in their own region. The blended programme combines two in-person days with the inventor, online modules, and a supervised practicum, ending in an assessed live event. Licensees keep 100% of their event fees.