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Thank you for your interest in our music. Before signing up, please take a moment to understand how PopUK works. If your school is new to PoPUK click here If your school subscribes to PopUK and you are a new teacher click here. How we make our songs available for free CCLI governs the copyright … Read more
Whether you have a general enquiry or a question about reporting song usage, please use the form below and someone will respond as soon as possible.
Your membership will commence immediately after signing up. Schools agree to report the copyright of PopUK songs to the appropriate copyright agencies: CCLI, PRS, MCPS, PMLL, PPL and CLA. The CCLI license (Christian Copyright Licensing International) This licence (paid for by Dept of Ed for all state schools in England) is for the projection of … Read more
This website is operated by WWW.POPUK.ORG. The privacy of our users is extremely important to us and therefore we encourage all users to read this policy very carefully because it contains important information regarding: Who we are WWW.POPUK.ORG (‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’) collect, use and are responsible for storing certain personal information about you (‘you’, ‘your’, … Read more
Whether you have a general enquiry or a question about reporting song usage, please use the form below and someone will respond as soon as possible.
Why do I need to report song usage? The Department of Education pays the cost of the CCLI licence (for songs used in assemblies) and the PMLL licence (printing, photocopying and digitally displaying music scores) for all state schools in England. For performance of any music in concerts i.e. to parents or your school community, … Read more
Our mission PopUK uses the power of music and singing to help children navigate life: Our outcomes We aim to help children understand their: Our values In all we do, PopUK promotes: Our history For over 20 years, Andy Silver, founder and director of PopUK, has been writing songs to equip primary schools to teach … Read more
PopUK offers songs for free because the Department of Education pays the cost of the CCLI licence (for songs used in assemblies) and the PMLL licence (printing, photocopying and digitally displaying music scores) for all state schools in England. This free access relies on schools regularly reporting their use of the songs. Reporting is straight … Read more
