At St Anne Line Infant School, music is not only a subject of the curriculum — it is a vital part of our Catholic identity and spiritual life.

Through our school values of Love, Learn, Pray, music becomes a sacred means of worship, reflection, and celebration. It nurtures the whole child, spiritually as well as creatively, allowing pupils to:

• Pray through music: Singing hymns and reflective songs helps children express their faith and participate meaningfully in daily worship and liturgical celebrations.

• Celebrate together: Music is central to school Masses, liturgies, feast days, and the liturgical year, helping pupils mark special occasions with joy and reverence.

• Experience God's presence: Children learn that music can be a pathway to encounter the beauty, peace, and mystery of God. It encourages wonder, stillness, and gratitude.

• Live out Gospel values: Collaborative music-making supports teamwork, respect, perseverance (En Magna Constantia), and appreciation of others’ talents.

• Develop their God-given gifts: Every child is encouraged to explore and share their musical talents as a way of giving glory to God and serving the school community.
   

We view music as a gift from God — a means to deepen our relationship with Him and with one another. Whether in classrooms, assemblies, or collective worship, music allows children to grow in faith, confidence and joy as part of our loving Catholic school family.