Kodály-Inspired Primary Curriculum for EYFS & KS1
Practical Lesson Plans to Deliver Fun Kodály Music Lessons With Confidence
PROGRESSIVE • ENJOYABLE • EFFECTIVE
For Specialist and Generalist Teachers
"Your proven lesson plans made me super confident"
Kate, Doremi Teach Music Teacher
Doremi Teach Music for Doremi Members
Helen Russell
When I started teaching music I was CLUELESS how to pass my skills and knowledge to my students.
Even after attending courses I was overwhelmed. I still had an uphill climb to put together a coherent and progressive curriculum.
That’s why Doremi Teach Music’s Primary Kodály Curriculum was born.
I’ve spent years developing and refining my progressive and effective curriculum and now I’m saving you the time and tears by sharing it. Starting with that first year working with the youngest new musicians age 4 and up.
Feel Confident and Supported
Watch your own musical skills and confidence grow alongside your students with our unique and personalised support.
Enjoyable AND Effective
Child-centred, enjoyable and accessible for all, whilst being the most effective way to teach and learn musical skills and literacy. You’ll all love it!
Exceed Expectations
Our fully progressive curriculum exceeds the expectations of the National Curriculum and your senior leadership team. Ofsted will love it too.
Downloadable weekly lesson plans and resources
10 minute video walkthroughs to support each lesson
Live online coaching sessions to support you and your teaching
Courses and resources to improve your own musical skills
Exclusive Community Forums for members
Your proven lesson plans made me super confident
My first ever reception lessons today were brilliant. The utter joy and fun was quite overwhelming! Knowing that I could use your proven lesson plans really does mean that I can feel super confident in not only what I’m delivering but why I am teaching in a Kodály inspired way. Read more “Your proven lesson plans made me super confident”
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INSTANT ACCESS PLUS THESE BONUSES TODAY
BONUS #1
Guest Webinars and Q&A Sessions
Kodály Experts and Music Education Specialists
BONUS #2
Kodály Kickoff for Piano Teachers
Apply the Kodály Approach to your beginner piano lessons
BONUS #3
Solfa from Scratch Course
For you to get started with solfa or use for teaching older beginners
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£47 per month
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Who is Helen Russell?
Founder and Director Helen Russell BSc(Hons) PGCE ATCL BKC is a piano, singing and musicianship teacher and choral musical director and arranger.
A passionate advocate of the Kodály Approach to music education, Helen works for the British Kodály Academy as a tutor and member of their Education Planning Board. She has been fortunate to study Kodály musicianship and pedagogy with the very best tutors including Esther Hargittai, Lucinda Geoghegan, Dr Árpád Tóth, Bori Szirányi, Dr Michael Bradshaw, David Vinden, Dr James Cuskelly and Dr Lászlo Nemes. She also achieved a High Distinction in the British Kodály Certificate in Primary Music Education.
Helen studied extensively with Dr Gillyanne Kayes to develop her vocal technique and pedagogy, and completed her Associate Diploma in Instrumental and Vocal Teaching with Trinity College London.
Helen splits her time between her music career, looking after her two boys and volunteering as a Scout Leader in rainy Worcestershire.