Music is incorporated in the Primary classroom in similar ways where songs are used to teach days of the week and months of the year during Daily Calendar, and birthdays are still a big celebration. Brain Breaks often comprise movement to music, eg. Danny Go or Go Noodle. Children in Primary have access to basic classroom instruments that they may explore independently during choice time. In addition, Primary students have Music as a discrete class. The curriculum is an introduction to music, taught through lots of movement and games. There is exposure to basic concepts such as beat, rhythm, tempo, dynamics, pitch and notation. Children are given opportunities to listen to and appreciate different styles and genres of music, and are exposed to the sounds of different orchestral instruments. They are also be encouraged to make and perform music, using body percussion and their own voices, as well as using classroom instruments.

Partnering with Schoolcraft College, we offer hands on learning for future vocal instructors. Our Grades 2-4 students enjoy weekly vocal lessons from Dr. Fred Moss and his Schoolcraft students, blending music, movement and fun while engaging college students in practical experience. Through this program, our students learn songs, compose some songs together, and experiment with different instruments. Dr. Fred's students plan and prepare lessons to teach various musical concepts to our students and present them in styles of their own choosing, but always involving activities such as movement, listening to and interpreting a piece of music of a certain genre, identifying beats and rhythms, and attempting basic notation.