- A suitable teaching room
- Access to pupils at lesson time
- An agreed regular teaching day
- A school contact for occasional coordination
APOLLO FOR SCHOOLSPRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS.
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS.
AT SCHOOL.
Give pupils access to high-quality individual music tuition during the school day, without adding another job to your school office.
30 minutes1-to-1 tuition£20 per lesson
APOLLO RUNS THE PROGRAMMETeachers · registrations · timetables · billing
MUSIC TUITION
WITHOUT THE ADMIN.
Apollo manages registrations, scheduling, billing, parent communication and the day-to-day running of lessons. Your team can focus on pupils, not paperwork.
- Experienced, suitable music teachers
- Parent registrations and pupil enrolment
- Lesson scheduling and timetables
- Billing and payment collection
- Parent communication
- Day-to-day lesson administration
- Ongoing programme management
WHY 1-TO-1?
EVERY PUPIL LEARNS DIFFERENTLY.
Individual lessons give each pupil dedicated time with their teacher. The pace, music and approach can be shaped around their ability, interests and goals.
Group and whole-class music can be a brilliant introduction. Apollo's school lessons sit alongside that work, giving pupils space to focus on their own musical development.
Personal paceMusic they connect withDedicated teacher time
FIVE WAYS TO GET STARTED.
We'll match each school with the instruments and teachers available for its regular teaching day.
Instrument availability varies by school, facilities, demand and teaching day. We'll confirm what we can offer before parent registrations open.
ONE CLEAR PRICEDEDICATED TUITION.
DEDICATED TUITION.
NO COMPLICATED TABLE.
Lessons normally take place each week during the school's agreed teaching schedule. Parents are billed directly by Apollo.
£20
ONE 30-MINUTE LESSON
Individual tuition with an Apollo teacher
Delivered during the school daySCHOOL SAYS YES.
APOLLO GETS TO WORK.
- 01
Your school gets in touch
Tell us about your school, the space available and the music tuition you would like to offer.
- 02
We plan the programme
Together, we agree a regular teaching day and confirm which Apollo teachers and instruments are available.
- 03
We open registrations
Parents register their interest directly with Apollo for the lesson spaces available at your school.
- 04
Apollo creates the timetable
We schedule pupils into lesson slots and coordinate the finished timetable with your school.
- 05
Lessons begin
Apollo teachers attend your school and deliver regular 30-minute individual lessons.
- 06
We keep everything moving
Apollo manages billing, payments, parent communication, scheduling and ongoing administration.
BRING APOLLO TO YOUR SCHOOL.
Tell us a little about your school and what you would like to offer. We'll get in touch to discuss a teaching day that could work.
FOR PARENTS
WANT APOLLO AT YOUR CHILD'S SCHOOL?
Tell us which school your child attends and which instrument they may be interested in. Parent nominations help us see where there is demand for individual Apollo lessons.
30 minutes1-to-1£20
A nomination does not guarantee that lessons will become available. If there is enough local interest, we may contact the school to start a conversation.
QUESTIONS FROM SCHOOLS.
Does the school have to collect lesson fees?
No. Apollo manages billing and payments directly, so school staff do not need to collect or chase lesson fees.
Who organises the timetable?
Apollo creates and manages the lesson timetable in coordination with the school.
How long are lessons?
Lessons last 30 minutes and are delivered individually during the school day.
How much do lessons cost?
Each 30-minute individual lesson costs £20.
Who pays for the lessons?
Lessons are initially parent-funded, with billing handled directly by Apollo. We can also discuss school-funded or supported places where appropriate.
What instruments can pupils learn?
Initial options may include piano, guitar, singing, drums and bass. The instruments available at each school depend on demand, facilities and teacher availability.
Does the school need to provide equipment?
This depends on the instrument and the school's facilities. We will agree any room and equipment requirements before registrations open.
Does the school need to manage parent registrations?
No. Parents register directly with Apollo, and we manage enrolment and communication.
Can Apollo work alongside our existing music provider?
Yes. Apollo's individual tuition can sit alongside existing group, whole-class or curriculum music activities.
What does the school need to provide?
Primarily a suitable teaching space, access to pupils at their lesson times, an agreed teaching day and a contact for occasional coordination.
SUPPORTING ACCESS TO MUSIC
Explore Apollo Community Music MORE WAYS TO OPEN THE DOOR.
Apollo Community Music helps widen access to tuition, instruments and music opportunities. Schools can talk to us about pupils who may benefit from supported places when funding is available.