Music is for anyone who would like to extend their musical skills in performing, composing and appraising. The course allows for study of the widest possible range of music including folk, popular, classical and non-western styles. It aims to foster creativity through performing, composing and appraising and participate in making and communicating through music. Students wishing to study Music need to be able to play an instrument or sing and have GCSE Music at Grade 6 or above. Students with A level Music have a variety of options, including higher education. Careers where musical skills are respected include PR, sound engineering, media and entertainment industries, teaching and composing.