Bridget Whyte is currently working with the following companies:
Senior Advisor Music Hubs
Following confirmation by the Department for Education (UK) that Etio had won the tender to set up and run the new National Centre for Arts Education (NCAE), Bridget was approached to support the transition of the Music Hub network who will be managed by the NCAE from September 2027.
Project Management of a 20th Birthday Event
As Sing Up turns 20 in 2027 there is a plan to run a SingPosium in Birmingham in July. Bridget will be working with the Sing Up team to create this event over the coming months.
Support Services for the managment of the Music Education Policy Group
Bridget is working closely with Erica Eyrich, the founding director of this international network, to further the work and aims of the membership group. This inlcudes the development and facilitation of opportunities for international dialogue around music education policy development and implementation.
Advisory Services to support development and increase reach
Bridget is providing the founding director - Ed Watkins - with advice and support as the company expands its reach. This innovative resource for secondary school teachers and their pupils is the first of its kind to provide a platform which can adapt to support every student to learn.