Centre for Young Musicians Open Days
Thinking about joining Centre for Young Musicians? Find out more about the wide range of classes and performance opportunities on offer at the centre by attending an Open Day.
Please note that these open days are not for students applying for the Primary Years Programme (PYP). For more information on PYP please contact alice.dagg@gsmd.ac.uk.
Centre for Young Musicians Open Days
If you are interested in joining Centre for Young Musicians (CYM) we would encourage you to attend an Open Day.
Our Open Days will give you an opportunity to join tours held by The Friends of CYM (parents of current students) and view a range of classes and rehearsals. You will also attend a welcome talk and Q&A with the Head of CYM.
Open Days are relaxed and informal, and all students are invited to bring a family member or carer with them.
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Open Days 2025
Morning Session: 10.15–12.30
Afternoon Session: 13.45–16.00
Join us for our first Spring Term Open Day, which will allow you to visit music classes, meet tutors, discover our facilities and ask questions to staff, parents and students.
Open to all ages from 8–18.
Morning Session: 10.15–12.30
Afternoon Session: 13.45–16.00
Join us for our second Spring Term Open Day, which will allow you to visit music classes, meet tutors, discover our facilities and ask questions to staff, parents and students.
Open to all ages from 8–18.
Open Day FAQs
Which open day session should I attend?
You’ll get a good sense of life at CYM whichever session you attend. However, the sessions taking place in the morning will be slanted towards students who will be in Year 4 to Year 8 in September, whilst afternoon sessions will be geared towards students who will be in Year 9 to Year 13 in September.
Where is CYM located?
CYM is located a short walk from London Waterloo. We are based over three sites on a Saturday: Morley College, Notre Dame Secondary School and Oasis Johanna Primary School. All sites are within a 5–10 minute walk of each other.
Do I have to stay for the entire session?
We recommend that you stay for a full morning or afternoon session so you can view a wide range of classes and rehearsals and hear from students and members of staff. Please arrive promptly for registration (by 10.15am for the morning session and 1.15pm for the afternoon session), as latecomers may not be able to join the tour.
I'm a parent/carer and I'd really like to attend with my child. Is that OK?
Absolutely. Visitors under 16 must have an accompanying adult with them. Whilst this is not a requirement for those who are 16 or older, we still very much encourage that an adult is in attendance.
Unfortunately we can only allow one accompanying adult per child/young person to attend. This is so we can allow as many visitors as possible to attend the Open Day.
What can I expect from the Open Day? Do I need to bring an instrument?
Our Open Days are shaped to allow visitors to observe classes and rehearsals, view facilities and meet staff, students and parents. You don’t need to bring an instrument.
I have a disability – do I need to let you know?
To help us provide the best possible experience, please let us know of any disabilities via the application form. Alternatively, contact alice.dagg@gsmd.ac.uk with any relevant information or requirements.
Who do I contact to answer further questions?
Please forward any queries to alice.dagg@gsmd.ac.uk and we will pass on to the relevant member of staff.
