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<p>The original national plan for music education was published in 2011 in response
to a review of music education in England, commissioned by the Government. The ten
year plan set out what every pupil should expect at each stage of their education,
and how music education providers would work together, as music education hubs, to
ensure all pupils could participate and progress.</p><p> </p><p>In terms of evaluation,
to inform the refreshed national plan published in June 2022, the Department launched
a Call for Evidence in February 2020 which received over 5,000 responses from parents,
teachers, students and 275 responses from young people. The Department published a
Call for Evidence report in August 2021, setting out wide ranging findings on music
education.</p><p> </p><p>Following this, the Government appointed an expert panel
to advise on the development of the new national plan, which included experts representing
schools, music hubs and the music industry. As part of this work, the Department also
reviewed a range of research, reflecting on the ten years since the publication of
the original plan, and proposed approaches for the future.</p>
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