Save Midlothian Music

To: Midlothian CouncilWe ask Midlothian Council to reverse its plans to restrict primary school music tuition to current pupils, thereby gradually eliminating music tuition from primary schools altoge... continue reading »

700 signatures Goal: 1,000
All Signatures (700 total)
676.
Renee K 2 July 2001

"This coukld serously undermine practical musc-making and appreciation Position cellist"

677.
Claire C 28 June 2001

"I support this petition"

678.
Linda O 7 June 2001

"I support this petition"

679.
Alan C 1 June 2001

"I support this petition"

680.
Mairi O 22 May 2001

"Children and young people require music and the arts as well as academic subjects - why is this often overlooked and children denied the right to explore and develop their talents? The creative industries (inclusive of music) contribute in large part to S"

681.
Rita B 15 May 2001

"Music is a right not a luxury. It's captivating, spellbinding and liberating"

682.
Deborah R 11 May 2001

"I support this petition"

683.
Ross T 9 May 2001

"Don't stop the music lessons Midlothian Council! Shame on you! I have benefitted from these music lessons by getting drum lessons via Midlothian Council. Please have a re-think of other ways to make savings. Position Pupil, St Davids High School"

684.
Thomas Em 5 May 2001

"Music should be available to everyone and not just those who can afford private tuition. Midlothian schools must continue to offer music to the new generation of young people. Position In support of the petition."

685.
Fiona M 29 April 2001

"I support this petition"

686.
Ian Fs 27 April 2001

"think of the future generations musical interest and ability Position player/ teacher"

687.
Caroline S 26 April 2001

"I started seriously playing music at School age 5 , in a Percussion Band. My instrument was the Castenete. I Knew when to make my sound ..for the Teacher had drawn each Instrument for each Beat required. The Band played in The Usher Hall Edinburgh. What a"

688.
Sheena M 16 April 2001

"I support this petition"

689.
Ailis P 9 April 2001

"Music is an incredibly imprtant part of my life, and had been since i began learning the cello in Primary 4. Since then, I have progressed to Advanced Higher level, and have been part of every music group applicable to me. My enthusiasm for music has led "

690.
Alan P 8 April 2001

"I support this petition"

691.
Jen L 20 March 2001

"I support this petition"

692.
Carole A 1 March 2001

"I support this petition"

693.
Mark B 18 February 2001

"I support this petition"

694.
Jan A 16 February 2001

"A cruel and short sighted cut"

695.
John K 6 February 2001

"saving does not justify this omission from curriculum"

696.
Gerard M 24 January 2001

"This is a strike right at the heart of everything creative and takes away one of the best chances our children have of finding themselves and developing natural talent. DO NOT put cost over culture!"

697.
Lewis F 23 January 2001

"I support this petition"

698.
Thomas W 21 January 2001

"I support this petition"

699.
Jane S 20 January 2001

"I support this petition"

700.
Bill H 9 January 2001

"You should never have been a seperate council area in the first place Position Retired Community Education Officer (Midlothian)"

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