Music in school can be one of the most interesting aspects of child education for your child and parents can do well to support their children if they are showing an inclination towards it. So talk to the teacher and gauge how interested your child is; you can also raise him with passion for music.

Here are some questions from BBC which you can ask your teacher regarding your child’s music education:

- What progress is my child making in music lessons?
- How will my child be assessed?
- Can you suggest ways that I could support my child’s learning at home?
- Is there anything that my child needs to improve on?
- Are they working well with their classmates in their music lessons?

Also try to expose your child to different musical styles and if they latch on to something, you can follow up on it from there. Here are additional discussion points you can raise;

- Would you like to learn an instrument?
- Is there anything you would like to do that might help you - e.g go and see a particular musical performance?
- What music do you and your friends like?
- Do you enjoy working with the other children in your class?