Music Hub Investment Programme: develop your partnerships

Thinking about being part of a new Music Hub? Whether you’d like to be a Hub Lead Organisation or a Hub delivery partner, complete the form below so everyone in your area can learn more about your organisation and get in touch.

About the Music Hub Investment Programme

Why do Music Hubs need to form new partnerships?

Why do Music Hubs need to form new partnerships? 

As part of The power of music to change lives: a national plan for music education, the Department for Education and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport announced the intention for Music Hubs to become more strategic, working across new, larger geographic areas.  

Learn how new Music Hubs aim to improve outcomes for children and young people >  

To help achieve these ambitions, Arts Council England is leading an Investment Programme on behalf of the Department for Education to appoint new Hub Lead Organisations. Each Hub Lead Organisation will coordinate music education delivery throughout their Music Hub area. These new Hub Lead Organisations will work with a wide range of delivery partners, drawing on partner organisations’ knowledge and experience to ensure every child and young person in that area has access to high-quality music education.  

Learn more about new Music Hub partnerships in our FAQs >  

Applicants to the Music Hub Investment Programme won’t need to have confirmed partnerships in order to apply, but we will ask about their proposed partnership arrangements for their Music Hub. Organisations interested in being part of a new Music Hub might wish to start speaking with other organisations in their area to consider how they could work together to deliver the best outcomes for children and young people.  

Develop your partnerships

Develop your partnerships 

Interested in working with other organisations in your area? Share information about your organisation in the form below. Arts Council England will regularly publish a spreadsheet of all form submissions to this webpage. You can use the information in the spreadsheet to get in touch with other organisations.  

Download the resource

This resource is up to date as of Tuesday 23 April 2024. Since 11 July, this resource includes information submitted in the request an introductory conversation form.

This information will be accessible on this webpage until the start of the new Music Hubs programme in September 2024. You can withdraw your consent for your organisation’s information to be published at any point. If you wish to withdraw your consent, please email musichubs@artscouncil.org.uk  

Form

Required field labels are announced with '(required)' after their name.

Which local authority or authorities does your organisation work in? (required)
What is your current engagement with Music Hubs? (required)
How would you best describe the organisation you work for? (required)
Please do not share personal contact details.  

Data protection

How this information will be used

This information is a resource to help organisations consider partnership working. Organisations do not have to complete this form to be part of a new Music Hub partnership or to apply for the Music Hub Investment Programme. Whether or not an organisation completes this form will have no impact on any potential application to the Investment Programme.  

By submitting this form, you confirm you’ve read and agreed to our terms and conditions. By submitting this form, you also consent for the information you provide to be published on the Arts Council England website. 

We handle any personal data we receive in accordance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation, the UK Data Protection Act 2018 and other applicable laws that regulate the use and privacy of personal data (Data Protection Law). For more information about the personal data that we collect, what we use it for, and your data protection rights, please refer to our Data Protection page.