Music education in schools opens a portal to a vibrant tapestry of learning, weaving together threads of intellect, emotion and cultural understanding. It is a symphony of growth where each note played resonates far beyond the classroom walls. Studying music in school is crucial for a well-rounded education and personal development. Music education enhances cognitive abilities, improves memory, concentration, and fosters creativity. It also teaches discipline, teamwork, and self-expression, skills that are valuable in all aspects of life. Music can be a powerful emotional outlet, reducing stress and anxiety while boosting self-confidence. Furthermore, exposure to music from various cultures promotes cultural awareness and appreciation for diversity.

City Montessori School in association with the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), has made significant changes in students’ lives by providing structured and high-quality music education. This partnership has expanded access to formal music training offering, internationally recognised qualifications that can open doors to higher education and professional opportunities in the field of music.

Through standardised curricula and assessments, ABRSM has helped maintain consistent educational standards, enabling students to benchmark their progress against global metrics. This collaboration has introduced students to a wide range of musical genres and techniques, broadening their musical horizons and inspiring lifelong appreciation for this art form. Additionally, the rigorous training and examination process has instilled a sense of achievement and boosted self-esteem in many students, positively impacting their overall academic performance and personal growth.

City Montessori School Rajajipuram Campus I is passionately dedicated to the advancement of Western Classical Music. This commitment is reflected in the vibrant culture of learning embraced by students, teachers and staff alike. As a result, the school has achieved a remarkable milestone with over 600 registrations in music programmes.