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Welcome
The Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) enables the flourishing of church music. There is much to explore on this website as to how we do this.
This image is taken from our recent course for young singers in Beverley, Yorkshire. This is just one example of how we are committed to giving people of all ages positive encounters with church music, setting them up for a lifelong journey. Across the UK, Ireland, and worldwide, we support thousands of churches, schools, and other institutions, together with thousands more individual members. Scroll down for our latest news and sign up for our newsletter: Notes from the Director. We warmly welcome new Members, Friends, and supporters.
Latest News
CHURCH CHOIR AWARD
Now in its fourth year, the Church Choir Award, run in partnership with Cathedral Music Trust, recognises the crucial contribution of churches to choral and organ music. This year, ... Read More.
Become a Friend and enable tomorrow’s music
Here at the RSCM we know the key to enabling the flourishing of Church Music lies in inspiring children and young people and giving them the opportunity to take part from an early age. ... Read More.
Music Sunday this weekend!
The RSCM and churches, including internationally, come together this weekend to celebrate and give thanks for the power of music in worship and the talents, hard work and commitment of all ... Read More.
Equipped and Inspired: a new RSCM Course for Young Singers
The RSCM was delighted to run a brand new course for young people this May half-term in the Yorkshire town of Beverley. "The sessions were really interesting, I really liked learning ... Read More.
RSCM Honorary Awards 2025
Each year the RSCM Council confers Honorary Awards on those who have made outstanding contributions to church music. The 2025 Honorary Awards will be presented at Celebration Day on 4th ... Read More.
Safeguarding
We hold to the core Christian belief that each person has value and dignity which comes directly from God’s creation of humanity in His own likeness. Among other things, this implies a duty to value each person as someone who bears the image of God and is loved equally by God, and therefore should be protected from harm.
For more information and to view our Safeguarding Policy click here, or contact Emma Huxley RSCM Safeguarding Officer via email safeguarding@rscm.com or call 01722 424856.
If you need immediate help out of hours or when the Safeguarding Officer is not available please contact the local authority Out of Hours Service or if someone is at immediate risk ring 999. Please email or leave a message for the RSCM Safeguarding Officer if you do this.