Music lessons at Sir Harry Smith Community College

Sir Harry Smith Community College is a secondary school in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. Noise Tuition teaches drums here, in school during the school day.

  • Drums

What your child can learn here

Weekly lessons with a Noise Tuition tutor, from very first notes to graded exams and GCSE music. Your child will need their own instrument.

Lessons and prices at Sir Harry Smith Community College

Lessons at this school are one-to-one, individually tailored to your child. Pay online, monthly or termly, and cancel any time.

Weekly lessonOne-to-one
20 minutes£16
30 minutes£23
40 minutes£30

How to book

  1. Register on Backstage

    Choose Sir Harry Smith from the school list, then an instrument and a lesson type, and pay online. Renewal is automatic and you can cancel at any point from your dashboard.

  2. We teach at school

    Our tutor comes to the school and teaches during the school day. No extra journeys, no evening taxi runs.

  3. Follow along at home

    Lesson reports are uploaded to your dashboard, so you can see what has been covered and cheer on the practice.

About the school

School
Sir Harry Smith Community College
Type
Secondary school
Address
School Road, Whittlesey, Peterborough, PE7 1TD

Noise Tuition is an independent music tuition provider working in partnership with the school. Lessons are booked and paid for through Noise Tuition, not the school office.

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Questions parents ask

What instruments does Noise Tuition teach at Sir Harry Smith Community College?

At Sir Harry Smith Community College we teach drums. Pupils can start from Year 1 with no experience, and we prepare older pupils for graded exams and GCSE music.

How much do lessons at Sir Harry Smith Community College cost?

One-to-one lessons are £16 for 20 minutes, with 30 minute lessons at £23 and 40 minute lessons at £30. You pay online, monthly or termly, and can cancel at any time.

When do lessons happen?

During the school day at Sir Harry Smith Community College. Our tutor works with the school to fit lessons around the timetable, and at many schools the lesson time rotates so pupils do not miss the same class every week.

Does my child need their own instrument?

Yes. Your child will need their own instrument to learn and practise on. If you don’t have one yet, just let us know and we can point you to a sensible starter.

How do I sign up?

Register on Backstage, choose Sir Harry Smith from the school list, pick an instrument and a lesson type, and pay online. We then arrange a lesson slot with the school and let you know when the first lesson is.

Ready to make some noise?

Registering on Backstage takes a few minutes. Choose Sir Harry Smith, pick an instrument, and we take it from there.

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