Trinity College London Music and Drama

Get to know Trinity’s digital Music Theory exams through a live demonstration of the online assessment platform.

In this free webinar, we will guide you through the candidate experience, explain how to enter for an exam, and answer common questions about taking Music Theory digitally.

This introductory session is suitable for teachers preparing candidates, parents/guardians supporting students and candidates considering a digital Music Theory exam.

Tuesday 25 August, 10am BST, via Zoom. Sign up here: https://hubs.la/Q04s7hZX0

Can't make that date? There is another session in September, so use the link above to reserve your place!

Welcome to our Trinity music exam FAQ series!

We will be taking you through some of our candidates and music teachers most asked questions, to help you properly prepare for your upcoming Trinity music exam.

To round up this series, today we're looking at your top asked questions for Classical & Jazz exams.

Read the full list of questions for Rock & Pop, Classical & Jazz, digital exams and Diplomas: https://hubs.la/Q04rN6jD0

To make sure you feel prepared and have everything ready to upload your Acting for Screen exam, we've created a handy checklist! ✅

The checklist will go through all aspects of the process, from making your booking and preparing for your performance, to filming your video and uploading your submission.

You can access the checklist here: https://hubs.la/Q04qD_7D0

We’ve all seen the figures, news articles and social media threads: the number of students continuing to study music at Key Stage 4 is declining.

Debates about the impact of school performance measures, funding, and the relevance and accessibility of GCSE and A Level Music are both necessary and ongoing.

At Chiswick School, however, staff have taken a different approach to encouraging students to continue their musical learning alongside their GCSE studies.

Director of Music, Zac Moxon, explains how he used the Progress 8 points available for graded music examinations to establish the school’s ‘Grade 6 Scheme’.

Read the full blog here: https://hubs.la/Q04qQmM80

Connecting Trinity exams and Progress 8: how Chiswick School increased Key Stage 4 music engagement Find out how staff at Chiswick School used information on the Progress 8 points available with Trinity's graded music exams to increase musical engagement at Key Stage 4.

Welcome to our Trinity music exam FAQ series!

We will be taking you through some of our candidates and music teachers most asked questions, to help you properly prepare for your upcoming Trinity music exam.

This week, we're focussing on Rock & Pop exams. Scroll to find out the answer ➡️

Read the full list of questions for Rock & Pop, Classical & Jazz, digital exams and Diplomas here: https://hubs.la/Q04rNfxb0

Attention all drama teachers!

Contemplating delivering graded exams for groups of students, or options to assess the full cast and crew of school productions?

This free resource pack will prove invaluable 👇

Group drama assessments are an ideal way to help students prepare for GCSEs and are ideally suited to being offered as part of timetabled activities for KS3.

Both Trinity Group and 'In Production' exams can be used to add value to school shows, and are available at Initial level through to Grade 8.

In the pack you'll find:

-Programme examples for Trinity Acting exams for Groups.
-An 8-week countdown planner to prepare for Trinity drama exams for groups.
-A comprehensive guide to Trinity's Group drama exams: approach, options and benefits.
-A guide on speaking to parents and school senior leaders about the benefits of Trinity drama.

Get your free resources here: https://hubs.la/Q04rMYl80

To make sure you feel prepared and have everything ready to upload your digital Classical and Jazz music exam, we've created a handy checklist! ✅

The checklist will go through all aspects of the process, from making your booking and preparing for your performance, to filming your video and uploading your submission.

You can access the checklist here: https://hubs.la/Q04qjnKy0

Explore our music assessments through free, live sessions! 👇

Join Jen Flatman, Business Development Manager at Trinity, for a programme of interactive sessions designed to build your confidence and deepen your understanding of Trinity's music assessments.

Jen, who is also an experienced music teacher and performer, will explore a range of topics, including:
-Practical ideas for music educators
-Trinity’s online assessment platform
-Solo and group Music Certificate exams
-Understanding Trinity’s supporting tests mark scheme

Whether you are new to Trinity College London or already preparing students for our exams, you will gain practical guidance, see real examples and have opportunities to ask questions and share experiences with other members of the music education community.

A range of dates from July - September 2026, hosted via Zoom.

Find all dates, times and booking information at: https://hubs.la/Q04rCv_00

Welcome to our Trinity music exam FAQ series!

We will be taking you through some of our candidates and music teachers most asked questions, to help you properly prepare for your upcoming Trinity music exam.

This time, we're looking at your top asked questions for digital music exams.

Read the full list of questions for Rock & Pop, Classic & Jazz, digital exams and Diplomas: https://hubs.la/Q04pRN7X0