The occasion highlighted the work of Haringey Music Service and its collaboration with Music Hub partners to foster outstanding outcomes for children and young people.
Bambos Charalambous MP (Wood Green) and Jonathan Davies MP (Mid Derbyshire) joined The Haringey Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra rehearsal and participated in a round table discussion focused on the future of music education.
The conversation explored how Haringey Music Service supports primary school music teachers through partnerships with organisations like Musicalives and looked ahead to opportunities arising from the recent curriculum review, which was published on 5 November 2025.
The role of the National Centre for Music and Arts in shaping inclusive, high-quality provision was also discussed.
Cllr Sarah Williams, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Housing and Planning at Haringey Council. said:
Haringey Music Service delivers inclusive, high-quality music education that empowers our young people. This is made possible through the strong partnerships we’ve built and the collaboration that drives us to make each opportunity count.
We’re incredibly grateful to the MPs who visited our talented young musicians at Alexandra Palace and who share our commitment to strengthening these vital connections.
It’s a privilege to help nurture creativity and confidence in children and young people across the borough and watch them thrive.
Haringey Music Service continues to lead the way in delivering accessible, inspiring music education - every child has the opportunity to discover and develop their musical talents.
Led by Haringey Music Service, the North London Music Hub is a consortium of five established music services run by neighbouring councils. Each provide high quality music education through diverse partnerships between educational, creative and community organisations.
