LESSONS

The guitar lessons take place during the school day throughout all three school terms. Lessons are 1:1 for 20 minutes.

When enrolling parents register their children for 33 x 20 minute music lessons (as from September 2025). Tuition fees are invoiced before the start of each term and payment is required in full before the the term begins.

33 lessons: £445.50

£148.50 paid each term

New Starters will receive our Frets & Fingers Beginners Book (£6.00) on their first lesson.

The price of the book is added to the invoice.

What Should Students Bring To Each Lesson?

Students must always bring the following items along to each lesson.

  • Guitar

  • Footstool

  • Study Material

  • Practise Schedule

The guitar tutor will need to check the tuning of the guitar strings and note down new practise tasks in a small A5 note book.

WHAT IS THE COST OF LESSONS?

33 Lessons : £ 445.50

33 x 20 minute 1:1 lessons (throughout the academic year September – July)

Parents have the option to pay spread the cost of the tuition fees over 3 terms (£148.50 paid each term )

  • Termly instalments ()

    £148.50 (September)

    £148.50 (January)

    £148.50 (April)

Fees are made either in full, or over 3 termly instalments starting from September. When enrolling for the guitar tuition parents are committing their child to study with Guitar in Schools for the whole academic year (September – July ) and committed for this period.

Payment Methods

BACS

(Online Banking)
Bacs is an electronic system to make payments directly from one bank account to another. They’re mainly used for direct credits from organisations. The payments take 3 working days to clear, so money paid into your account on Monday will clear on Wednesday.

MOBILE PAYMENT

(aka Mobile Money)
Mobile payment (Paym) is used instead of paying with cash, cheque, or credit cards, customers can use a mobile phone to pay for for the tuition and books.

Once your child has been enrolled we will then invoice you via email.

3 termly payments

Does the School Help Fund the Guitar Tuition?

Some schools have a budget to help with music tuition, this is often covered by Pupil Premium. Please contact your School Office or Head of Music to find out if funding is available for your child. Please don’t assume that all pupil premium students will be funded, this will need to be confirmed by the school management team.

The pupil premium is additional funding for publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils and close the gap between them and their peers.

How Do Students Enrol?

If your child has the drive and commitment to practise daily and attend the lessons weekly then please complete the Guitar in Schools enrolment form and submit it before the end of term or contact Guitar in Schools by email, contact page.