This is a creative, hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys leading sessions, performing, and bringing music to life for young children. Salary: £30-£44 per session (dependent on qualifications and experience) What You'll Do: 1. You will lead and deliver weekly music sessions. What Makes This Different Experience & Training Commitment We are looking for individuals who: Can confidently play an instrument and/or lead songs (one of these skills is essential) 1. You will lead and deliver weekly music sessions. To apply, email your CV to: [email protected]Job Summary
Job Description
2. You will adapt lesson plans as necessary to suit the needs of your class.
3. Ideally bring and play your own instrument during sessions (e.g. guitar, ukulele, keyboard), but this is not mandatory.
4. Lead group singing, rhythm activities, and movement-based musical play.
5. Set up and prepare the session space in advance.
6. Source simple props (e.g. shakers, scarves) where needed.
7. Deliver engaging, age-appropriate musical activities.
8. Welcome families and create a warm, inclusive atmosphere.
9. Take attendance and complete session registers/forms.
10. Support smooth running of the session from start to finish.
11. Support with toilet trips throughout, and a group trip after each session if needed.
Be part of a growing, community-led model for families
A chance to lead your own music sessions with creative freedom
Flexible, session-based work
A focus on joy, connection, and early years development
We are looking for individuals who:
Can confidently play an instrument and/or lead songs (one of these skills is essential)
Are comfortable singing in front of groups
Have experience working with young children or families
Are confident leading small groups
Are creative, organised, and proactive
Have an interest in early years development (e.g. communication, rhythm, movement)
Are warm, reliable, and engaging
Sessions run weekly (consistent commitment required)
Each session lasts 90 minutes (including prep)Job Requirements
Are comfortable singing in front of groups
Have experience working with young children or families
Are confident leading small groups
Are creative, organised, and proactive
Have an interest in early years development (e.g. communication, rhythm, movement)
Are warm, reliable, and engaging Job Responsibilities
2. You will adapt lesson plans as necessary to suit the needs of your class.
3. Ideally bring and play your own instrument during sessions (e.g. guitar, ukulele,
keyboard), but this is not mandatory.
4. Lead group singing, rhythm activities, and movement-based musical play.
5. Set up and prepare the session space in advance.
6. Source simple props (e.g. shakers, scarves) where needed.
7. Deliver engaging, age-appropriate musical activities.
8. Welcome families and create a warm, inclusive atmosphere.
9. Take attendance and complete session registers/forms.
10. Support smooth running of the session from start to finish.
11. Support with toilet trips throughout, and a group trip after each session if needed. How to Apply
Application deadline: 9am 13th November 2026.