Music Tuition
As in other schools, Chesham Grammar School Music Department arranges a very successful programme of instrumental and vocal tuition during the school day. We have a daily visiting team of professional instrumental teachers, who are peripatetic and self-employed, teaching a wide range of instruments between 8am and 4pm for at least 30 weeks of the year. For each instrument, tuition occurs on the same day each week for your child, but the time of the lesson is on a rotational system to avoid students missing the same curriculum lesson each week.
The instrumental/vocal tuition agreement is between the parent/guardian and the instrumental teacher, and parents are invoiced directly by their instrument teacher.
Fees
The level of fees is set annually by the peripatetic teachers and parents will be advised of the fees at the beginning of the academic year. Lessons are 15, 20 or 30-minutes, one-hour lessons are also available.
Please note that fees are subject to annual review.
Year 7 students are offered a no-obligation first lesson of 15-minutes and thereafter, if they decide to take up the lessons, they are committed to a term of lessons, the length of which is agreed between the peripatetic teacher and the parent. The Peripatetics attend CGS to provide lessons based on the number of pupils from the previous term’s lessons, unless they have been given notice a student no longer wishes to continue with their lessons. The peripatetics termly timetable is planned in advance to enable them to meet all the students who require lessons at CGS and also to carry out tuition at other schools/locations. Therefore, we request that peripatetic teachers are provided with one term’s written notice, with a copy to the Music Department, to terminate a tuition agreement.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Subject Leader for Music: Dr Lockley @ musicdata@cheshamgrammar.org
If you are interested in a peripatetic music lesson please email musicdata@cheshamgrammar.org.
Please find the link here for Music tuition requests.