Te Kotahitanga
Manu Reo o Aotearoa


Classroom Singing Resources for Teachers

SINGING FOR WELLBEING IN NZ PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS

Let's Get Singing!

A video series to help you fill your classroom with song

In each video, a different presenter will take your class through a physical and vocal warm-up before teaching you all a song, step by step.

Every video comes with sheet music, a lyric video, a backing track, and helpful teacher notes, so you can keep your class singing and learning beyond your first video viewing.

Find the first three video resources here, and stay tuned for more!

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We're here to help you get your tamariki singing

Singing is such a great way to improve the wellbeing of your students. It promotes hauora, creativity, learning and self-confidence.

Group singing can help you to include - or to include more - tikanga Māori and reo organically throughout the day. It is also a way to acknowledge and engage meaningfully with the wide range of cultures and heritages, through the languages and songs of our diverse ākonga. The great thing is, singing is free - and every child has a voice! 

If you work in a primary or intermediate school or kura, and would like help getting your students singing, NZCF would love to help.

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Workshops

We're offering free professional development workshops around the motu to help you kickstart singing in your classroom.

Learn more about what a workshop involves, and register for one near you.

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Mentoring

One-on-one mentoring pairs you, the classroom teacher, with an experienced song leader who can help you get your tamariki singing.

Find out more about our mentoring programme.

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Resources

Our outreach team has compiled a huge range of resources to help classroom teachers use more singing throughout the day. 

Explore pages devoted to different age groups, links to helpful sites and organisations, video and sheet music libraries, and much more.



Our programme “Singing for Lifelong Wellbeing” is funded through a grant from Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture & Heritage, and runs until June 2024.