Workforce Development

2Jul

News/ Organization Update/ Recruitment/ Workforce Development

Make Some Noise is recruiting an Administrator

Jul2, 2025 News/ Organization Update/ Recruitment/ Workforce Development

Make Some Noise is recruiting an Administrator to join this creative wellbeing charity for children and young people. We have received feedback from applicants re the number of hours this post i.e. 10 hours per week. For parents of small children accessing fully funded childcare places, a minimum of...

28Jul

Workforce Development

Supporting learning for musicians

Jul28, 2022 Workforce Development

Make Some Noise is dedicated to encouraging learning and fostering skills growth opportunities for music professionals. Having a highly skilled team compliments the quality of our service delivery and is something which we are keen to maintain and develop further. Currently 6 Make Some Noise music leaders are due...

21Aug

Conferences/ Projects & Programmes/ Workforce Development

Introducing Rise: Creative Response to Loneliness and Isolation

Aug21, 2020 Conferences/ Projects & Programmes/ Workforce Development

Here’s an introduction to the work of the Rise project from our Senior Music Leader James Stanley. We will be adding more videos and blogs over the coming weeks. Follow us on social media to receive updates on the project launch and more behind the scenes views of the...

12Aug

Conferences/ Projects & Programmes/ Uncategorized/ Workforce Development

Loneliness & Isolation Conference – Register Today

Aug12, 2020 Conferences/ Projects & Programmes/ Uncategorized/ Workforce Development

An opportunity to share positive practice and resources for encouraging young people to share their experiences of loneliness and isolation. About this Event Make some Noise would like you to join us for the Launch of our 3 animated films designed by Young People for use with Year 6...

29Dec

Conferences/ Workforce Development

Music Making and Vocal Expressiveness with Alison Street

Dec29, 2017 Conferences/ Workforce Development

This workshop is for those with some previous experience of singing activities with young children, or as a follow on from the Singing and Music Making Workshop. In Alison’s workshop you will try out and discuss ideas about music making to share with families with special reference to vocal...

1Dec

Conferences/ Workforce Development

Soundpots Early Years Conference 2018

Dec1, 2017 Conferences/ Workforce Development

In the New Year, why not join Make Some Noise, City of Stoke Music Service and partners to celebrate Soundpots – an award winning Early Years music delivery and training programme. When: Friday 19 January 2018 Where: The Bridge Centre, Stoke-on-Trent ST2 8DD To date, the Soundpots Team have...

4Oct

Workforce Development

Global Beat Boxer shares top tips with Make Some Noise musicians

Oct4, 2013 Workforce Development

Internationally acclaimed human beatboxer and World Loopstation Champion Shlomo joined a group of talented musicians from Staffordshire-based music charity Make Some Noise recently to share some of his amazing vocal pyrotechnics. The workshop which was held at the New Vic Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme was organised by Appetite, an Arts Council...

9Mar

Conferences/ Workforce Development

Music Moves – Dalcroze Eurythmics with Margareta Burrell

Mar9, 2013 Conferences/ Workforce Development

This workshop is for those with some experience of movement activities, or as a follow on from the Shape, Form and Movement workshop. We will explore and experience the relationship between music and movement and we will look at the important role of movement in children’s brain development. Responding...

Make Some Noise is recruiting an Administrator

Supporting learning for musicians

Music Making and Vocal Expressiveness with Alison Street

Soundpots Early Years Conference 2018

Global Beat Boxer shares top tips with Make Some Noise musicians

Music Moves – Dalcroze Eurythmics with Margareta Burrell

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