About Us

Sing UK works with partners in the field of education, music and community development to deliver exciting, quality singing projects in schools and local communities, together with high-profile national events. We work with children and young people, their families, teachers and local authorities throughout the UK to create programmes which suit local needs.

As a Community Interest Company we are a not-for-profit organisation, working to benefit local communities. We are funded through strategic relationships with corporate partners to fulfil shared objectives, and with support from local benefactors, national grant-giving organisations, trusts and foundations.

"What a fabulous opportunity this project has been for our students, truly awe-inspiring. I wish I'd had the same opportunity when I was at school."   Phill Bullas, Head of Music, Prince Henry's High School, Evesham

 

Mission
Sing UK knows that singing with others has a profound impact on people's lives. We provide opportunities for children and young people, and the communities in which they live, to sing together and therefore:

  • Achieve personal growth through teamwork and creativity
  • Aspire to the highest possible standards
  • Develop a passion for singing

    
"I really enjoyed the amazing sound and feeling of everyone singing such powerful music together. The sound  of our voices filling the cathedral will be something I will never ever forget."   Melissa, student Pershore High School

 

Who are we?
The team behind Sing UK has many years experience in the field of music education, previously having been associated with the organisation BFYC/youngchoirs, which for 24 years ran highly successful singing projects and events throughout the United Kingdom. Sing UK continues the mission to bring singing into people's lives, providing fresh and exciting challenges relevant to all our stakeholders.  

Sing UK's Chief Executive is David Fraser; he has a background in music and education stretching back over 30 years, and has acted as orchestral and concert manager for a number of organisations and major events. Malcolm Goldring is the organisation's Artistic Director: having studied at the Royal College of Music, and the Universities of Durham and Nottingham, he has had an extensive career as conductor, adviser, schools' inspector and composer. Operations Director, Anne Renshaw has worked in personnel management as well as music teaching and now develops our partner relationships, creates and develops projects and, with Malcolm, project manages our activities. We engage highly skilled and inspirational singing specialists/practitioners, or 'animateurs', to deliver our project work around the country.