Singing is the superfood of education. It feeds every part of us - physical, mental and spiritual - with a rich cocktail of nutrients.
Richard Frostick, Kids' Choir conductor
Children performing at The Scoop in London

"110% Amazing" This year's Kids' Choir

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Our children have gained many skills from this project: commitment, teamwork, confidence and self-belief.
Zena Jacobson, Malmesbury Primary School
Children performing at The Scoop in London

The Kids’ Choir programme provides music teachers with a catalogue of music to help teach their students the importance of singing and collaboration. It offers both student and teacher alike, the opportunity to work with other schools to come together for an outdoor large-scale mass choral performance by the River Thames as part of Totally Thames each year.

Since its inception in 2003, the project has engaged with thousands of pupils across London giving children an unrivalled opportunity to broaden their musical horizons.

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Supported by The City of London Corporation’s Destination City Partnership Fund

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