Equity in accessing music education
We recognise that making a difference requires systematic change and team effort – we will continue to identify where systems, policies and practices create barriers to equity in accessing music education – ensuring children and young people’s needs and interests are at the heart of what we do.
Our Strategic Priorities
Our EDI strategy is a live working document that is regularly reviewed and reflected upon to ensure it meets the needs of our hub, below are our main strategic priorities for the Kent & Medway Music Hub.
Workforce Development, Governance and Leadership
The Kent Music workforce is upskilled and relevant; Kent Music has a skilled, diverse and dynamic workforce – with policies and processes that are reflective of the communities we support
Programming
The Kent & Medway Music Hub’s programming offers a wide range of learning journeys – ensuring our opportunities are relevant and informed by inclusive approaches.
Cold Spot Analysis
Kent Music strives to learn more about the challenges faced by CYP in accessing the arts, with a particular focus on ACE identified Priority Places and Levelling Up for Culture Places.
Financial Assistance
Kent Music are committed to ensuring that high-quality music making opportunities are accessible to everyone who wishes to engage with it. We know that the cost of tuition can often be a barrier to participation and are proud to offer financial assistance to those who may require financial support in accessing music tuition and activities.