Supported by staff, and facilitated through a collaboration between three separate Music Hubs ( and Music, Nottingham Music Service and Music Hub led by Inspire), this wonderful event was made possible largely to the generous funding from Aquinas Education. The Transform Trust Choir has been inspired and propelled by two members of the Transform Trust team, Tanya White (Associate Headteacher, Science, Music and D&T Lead) and Lindsay Clark (Headteacher Designate and Enrichment Lead). Tanya explains how it all came together: Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Mansfield and Ashfield Chad, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
“I’ve always loved music, and passionately believe in the adage that music is food for the soul. We know that music connects hearts and minds, boosts morale and for our children and staff it is also an inclusive, creative and thoroughly enjoyable aspect of school life. “We are blessed to have so many staff and children within our primary schools who feel the same way and enjoy singing together within their local communities.
Outside of school, I’m a member of a choir and really enjoy the sense of togetherness and belonging as well as the wonderful sound we make together. "It made me want to give our children the same opportunity, to join together in song and meet new friends from other schools. I spoke to my colleague Lindsay and together we enlisted the incredible support from three .
