Flame Awards
The Flame Awards are an initiative of Music: Play for Life.
Most of the case studies featured on this site are from schools which have been finalists, or have won a Flame Award. The Awards take place every year, themed differently, and are designed to reward and promote schools putting music front and centre in school life. They offer a $15,000 prize pool which is generously supported by philanthropists, Robert and Elizabeth Albert.
2011 Flame Awards were open to all Australian schools. The theme: creative and engaging ways of delivering music education. To read about the 2011 finalists and winners, click here. Congratulations to all the schools who got involved.
Read about the Flame Awards in previous years.
Music: Play for Life is the Music Council of Australia's grassroots campaign to get more Australians making music: in schools, communities, everywhere.
The More Music Toolkit was produced with the kind assistance of the Ian Potter Foundation.