WHO ARE WE
SAME is the professional association which represents all those involved in music education – help us to help you to engage in music education for Scotland.
Our work covers all stages and levels of music education, both formal and informal. You will find details of our conferences, membership and links to other providers.
WHO ARE WE
SAME is the professional association which represents all those involved in music education – help us to help you to engage in music education for Scotland.
Our work covers all stages and levels of music education, both formal and informal. You will find details of our conferences, membership and links to other providers.
Membership
Free membership of SAME is available to all involved in Music Education in Scotland. In addition, everyone who applies to attend a SAME Conference is automatically added to the membership list. Members receive magazines by post and regular news by email.
Membership
Free membership of SAME is available to all involved in Music Education in Scotland. In addition, everyone who applies to attend a SAME Conference is automatically added to the membership list. Members receive magazines by post and regular news by email.
Membership
Free membership of SAME is available to all involved in Music Education in Scotland. In addition, everyone who applies to attend a SAME Conference is automatically added to the membership list. Members receive magazines by post and regular news by email.
Conferences
SAME organises and delivers conferences both of a general nature and specifically focussed on IT issues.
All conferences are well attended, well devised and contribute greatly to the on-going professional development of music teaching colleagues in Scotland.
Conferences
SAME organises and delivers conferences both of a general nature and specifically focussed on IT issues.
All conferences are well attended, well devised and contribute greatly to the on-going professional development of music teaching colleagues in Scotland.
Conferences
SAME organises and delivers conferences both of a general nature and specifically focussed on IT issues.
All conferences are well attended, well devised and contribute greatly to the on-going professional development of music teaching colleagues in Scotland.
Stay connected with us
Join us on social media for all the latest news, updates, inspiration and support.
Stay connected with us
Join us on social media for all the latest news, updates, inspiration and support.
Stay connected with us
Join us on social media for all the latest news, updates, inspiration and support.
What our members have to say...
Totally inspired after attending Kate Picken’s ‘Tune In’ session. Have since used the excellent resource with my class and they really enjoyed learning to play the tuned percussion. These sessions are invaluable to teachers and provide us with the best CPD of the year.
Kathleen Terras
Heathfield/Muirhead Primaries
I am a Primary Music Teacher at Dollar Academy and attended the SAME Conference looking for ideas and resources to support my teaching. The choice offered by the organisers was great! Sessions were vibrant, active and practical which I found very helpful. Instructors provided plenty resources and good advice. I would recommend this conference to everybody involved in primary sector teaching.
Pawel Piwowar
Dollar Academy
Not only did the conference open me up to new and creative approaches, it was a day to explore professional connections across other schools and agencies and to re-energise by meeting friends also teaching in the profession.
James O’Neil
Faculty Leader of Music, Arran High School
I really enjoyed the SAME conference as it offers such a fantastic range of workshops and CPD sessions – there was a fantastic feel-good atmosphere! Between primary, secondary, technology and understanding standards, there really is something for everyone. It’s a great opportunity to network and to get together with old friends and colleagues – I call it Glastonbury for music teachers!
Amy Leitch
Wester Hailes Education Centre, Edinburgh
Latest from Twitter
#DidYouKnow? A flute-playing musician is called a flute player, a flutist, a flautist, a fluter, or a flutenist. Also, the flute requires more air than any other instrument, including the tuba!
https://t.co/ehxxc4TrA6
Also @VFleischfresser @UoAMusicDept #UoAECM #UoAPGDE #UoABMusEd #StrathPGDE @ajcorrigan #StrathNQT #UoANQT
@_BrightRed @SAMEMusEdScot Looking forward to the Higher Study Guide coming out. As an NQT, the Nat 5 Study Guide has been a fantastic resource to reference from! 👌
What our members have to say...
Totally inspired after attending Kate Picken’s ‘Tune In’ session. Have since used the excellent resource with my class and they really enjoyed learning to play the tuned percussion. These sessions are invaluable to teachers and provide us with the best CPD of the year.
Kathleen Terras
Heathfield/Muirhead Primaries
I am a Primary Music Teacher at Dollar Academy and attended the SAME Conference looking for ideas and resources to support my teaching. The choice offered by the organisers was great! Sessions were vibrant, active and practical which I found very helpful. Instructors provided plenty resources and good advice. I would recommend this conference to everybody involved in primary sector teaching.
Pawel Piwowar
Dollar Academy
Not only did the conference open me up to new and creative approaches, it was a day to explore professional connections across other schools and agencies and to re-energise by meeting friends also teaching in the profession.
James O’Neil
Faculty Leader of Music, Arran High School
I really enjoyed the SAME conference as it offers such a fantastic range of workshops and CPD sessions – there was a fantastic feel-good atmosphere! Between primary, secondary, technology and understanding standards, there really is something for everyone. It’s a great opportunity to network and to get together with old friends and colleagues – I call it Glastonbury for music teachers!
Amy Leitch
Wester Hailes Education Centre, Edinburgh
Latest from Twitter
#DidYouKnow? A flute-playing musician is called a flute player, a flutist, a flautist, a fluter, or a flutenist. Also, the flute requires more air than any other instrument, including the tuba!
https://t.co/ehxxc4TrA6
Also @VFleischfresser @UoAMusicDept #UoAECM #UoAPGDE #UoABMusEd #StrathPGDE @ajcorrigan #StrathNQT #UoANQT
@_BrightRed @SAMEMusEdScot Looking forward to the Higher Study Guide coming out. As an NQT, the Nat 5 Study Guide has been a fantastic resource to reference from! 👌