Best Guitar Lessons in Cheadle

Not a problem. We can start your child's lessons at any time of year, whether or not we have visited school to recruit new musicians, or even if we have but you're a little late enrolling!

Curriculum music is great - but we know that learning a specific instrument can take things a step further. Playing an instrument helps children to develop co-ordination and improve fine motor skills. It requires patience and perseverance and can help improve concentration. In addition to the benefits we've already described, learning a brass or woodwind instrument can also make a positive difference to children with asthma too.

We understand that schools may have reservations about taking children out of class time. Whilst most of our lessons do take place during the school day, we do have lots of flexibility in our timetabling. Lessons times are based on the number of pupils in the group - so smaller groups would mean shorter lessons. Plus, we can organise rotating timetables either on a weekly or half termly basis so that the times of pupils' lessons can vary. Of course, we are always happy to discuss individual pupil and timetable requirements, and in some cases, tutor timetable permitting, lessons at lunch time or after school may be available.

Of course! We have worked with many schools who wish to support individual pupils in learning an instrument. There are different options available - just contact us and we will work with you to find the best option for your circumstances.

We are committed to making music accessible, and are very happy to be able to offer lessons at a much-reduced price for families whose children are eligible for Pupil Premium funding. All we need is written confirmation (this can be in email form) from you that the child applying for lessons qualifies and we will take care of the rest. Unfortunately we cannot help with the cost of the instrument itself.