Best Guitar Lessons in Kingston

We advise that all children attend their lessons even if they have forgotten their instrument. This enables the children to continue learning the theory element of the lessons. If for any reason it is not appropriate for the tutor to give a theory lesson, we are under no obligation to replace the lesson.

The Standard of Excellence scheme has a structure that clearly shows the progress that pupils are making, and for those pupils that may be using different books (the Abracadabra Flute and Recorder from the Beginning), our tutors will be writing in the book as exercises are completed. We also encourage tutors to add homework and notes into the StudyPlan within the SpeedAdmin system which parents can access at any time. You are of course welcome to request a more detailed progress report at any time of year - please just request this via our Contact Us page.

Pupils attending lessons with a non Normans instrument must ensure the instrument is in good working order. Should a minor fault occur, the MfSF tutor will attempt to repair the instrument in order to ensure the pupil can participate in the lesson. If you do not wish the tutor to make repairs to your child's instrument, please advise Head Office in writing before tuition commences. Should our tutor be unable to repair the instrument, please make arrangements to have it repaired before your next lesson.

Some schools that we work with do have a selection of instruments, which we are happy for pupils to use. However, most do not, and this is absolutely fine. Ideally pupils need to be able to take their instruments home anyway, so that they can be getting on with all of that lovely practice! We have worked with Normans Musical Instruments for many years to make sure that we can make learning an instrument accessible for all parents.

There is a reason why bands and orchestras don't have just one instrument in them - you need lots of different instruments and people doing different things to really make a great sound! We work in harmony (no pun intended!) with many other music services and often join forces so that pupils can play in larger ensembles, plus we also collaborate to put on wonderful concerts and assemblies for parents. If you have a guitar teacher, class ukelele lessons, etc., already started, why not add brass and woodwind instruments to the portfolio!