If you are planning a school event such as a music performance during Assembly or a dance / music workshop, we are bound to have something that captures the imagination of your pupils. 

We have provided musicians, singers and dancers  for school events all over the UK.  

Recently, we have supported Educational Theme Days such as a 'Spanish Week' in a Nottingham school and an 'Indian Arts Day' in a Catholic school in Sussex. 

Activities usually take the form of an Assembly presentation, followed by Workshops and hands-on 'Have-A-Go' events, where the pupils can try the instruments for themselves, receive expert tuition and even try on some of the traditional costumers worn by artists from different languages and cultures. 

This is a superb way to provide socially-inclusive education that crosses ethnic and cultural barriers, encouraging mutual appreciation of different faiths and cultures.  

We can also match any style, theme or personal preference that you may have, from a lively Flamenco guitarist or duet, to a subtle Romantic or Spanish guitarist or even an Indian Sitar/Tabla Duet.

Most of the musicians are already C.R.B. checked and some are also existing music teachers in secondary schools and specialist teachers guitar and Flamenco dance colleges. 

We have CD's, biography, music listings and photographs of all the available artists, so you can see, hear and read about them before deciding who to book.   

And please be assured; we only employ professionals who have first passed our strict application policy for new guitarists, and who can demonstrate a proven history in the music, wedding and corporate entertainment industries. So you can have total confidence in us and in the artist, whoever you decide to book.  

We will be happy to first listen to your plans and then to make some suggestions on the music and entertainment that we think might be appropriate for your occasion. 

We can then get some prices together from any artists who are available for the date of your event.  Why not contact us today for a quotation?