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Full programme delivery.
Concerto trainer arrives, sets up, runs the session, and packs up. No demand on your music staff (who often have left for the day anyway).
For schools · After-school music programme
An after-school music club, fully staffed.
Schools that want to offer music beyond the timetable — but don't want to administer it — can engage Concerto to run a structured after-school music programme on-site. We bring the trainers, the curriculum, the instruments (where needed), and the per-pupil reporting. You provide the space and the students.
Duration
90–120 min weekly sessions
Cohort size
8–20 students
Disciplines
Piano · Guitar · Voice · Theory
Window
Termly engagement
What's included
The engagement, end to end.
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Instrument-stream choice.
Pick one stream (e.g. "keyboard for everyone") or run a multi-stream club (keyboard + guitar + voice in parallel sub-groups with rotation). We staff accordingly.
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Termly recital.
Every term ends with a 30-minute student showcase for parents — keeps the programme visible, lets parents see what they're paying for, builds enrolment for the next term.
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Per-pupil progress notes.
Termly written progress per student — useful for parent communication and for justifying the after-school fee structure to your finance committee.
A typical engagement
Shape of a school project.
01 · Discovery call
Days available, time window (e.g. 3:30–5:00 pm), expected cohort size, single-stream or multi-stream, instrument inventory at school.
02 · Quote + trainer match
Written quote per term based on the staffing model. Trainer match within one working day.
03 · Term begins
Trainer arrives weekly, runs the session, packs up. Parent fees handled per your school's preferred method (separate from Concerto invoice).
04 · Mid-term check
Brief written progress note per student. Heads-up on any students drifting toward dropping out.
05 · End-of-term recital
30-minute showcase for parents. Strong marketing for next term's enrolment.
06 · Renewal
End-of-term review with your coordinator. Renew, adjust streams, or close cleanly.
Who this fits
Best matched to.
- ·Primary schools offering "music club" as a paid after-school activity
- ·Schools whose music teacher has left at 3 pm and isn't available for clubs
- ·Schools building out a paid after-school enrichment portfolio
- ·Schools where parents have asked for music but the timetable is full
- ·Schools wanting visible signs of musical activity beyond academic music class
Pricing
Quoted per engagement.
Each school engagement is priced individually based on duration, frequency, students, and trainer specialism. Payment by bank transfer, M-Pesa Paybill (247247) or cheque. Tell us your shape — we'll send a written quote within one working day.
Frequently asked
For school administrators.
01How does parent payment work?+
Your school invoices the parents directly per term (you already have those mechanics for other clubs). Concerto invoices the school separately as one quarterly engagement. You set the per-pupil fee at any margin that suits your school.
02Do we need to provide instruments?+
For piano/keyboard, the school typically owns keyboards. For guitar and voice, smaller setups are usually fine. Where the school doesn't own enough we either rent portable kits from our equipment-hire pool or include kit purchase in the quote.
03What if our space isn't great?+
Honestly: most school spaces work. We need a room of 30+ sqm with chairs and ideally power outlets (for keyboards). No room is too small for a 10-student cohort. Outdoor sessions work in dry weather.
04What ages can join?+
Ages 6 upward for instrumental sessions; ages 4–5 for our "Little Music" rhythm + voice-only cohort. We split the club by age band so a 7-year-old isn't in the same group as a 14-year-old.
05Can students sit ABRSM exams via this programme?+
Yes — after-school students who progress to grade-readiness can sit their ABRSM exams at our Kikuyu studio (or wherever ABRSM hosts that year). We coordinate registration with your music coordinator.
06Are after-school sessions different from a regular weekly lesson?+
In format yes — they're longer (90–120 min vs 45–60 min), more group-oriented, and more activity-varied (one block of instrument, one of theory game, one of ensemble play). The same Concerto curriculum underpins both.
Other school services
Pair this with.
Start your music club next term.
Tell us about your school, the outcome you want and the window you have. We'll send a quote with a matched trainer within one working day.
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