We've Made the Club Hub Top 100 Children's Activity Providers for 2026!

We are thrilled to announce that Brighton School of Music has been named one of the Top 100 Children's Activity Providers in the UK for 2026 by Club Hub!

This recognition means a lot to us. The official list was announced at the Club Hub Event 2026 on Saturday 9th May in Birmingham, and we couldn't be prouder to see Brighton School of Music featured among the very best children's activity providers from across the country.

What Is the Club Hub Top 100?

Now in its second year, the Club Hub Top 100 celebrates the incredible work being done across the children's activities sector. Entries were assessed by a panel of expert judges across five key areas: activity benefits, safeguarding, inclusivity, community impact, and business achievements - each scored out of 20, for a total of 100 points.

The standard of applications was exceptionally high, and we're truly honoured to have been recognised alongside such an inspiring range of clubs and organisations from across the UK.

The list also serves as a trusted resource for parents and carers, offering reassurance that every provider featured has demonstrated a genuine positive impact on children's lives, alongside a strong commitment to safeguarding, inclusivity, and high standards.

What We Do at Brighton School of Music

At Brighton School of Music, we believe that every child deserves the chance to find their voice — and for us, that means through the joy of songwriting.

Our kids' clubs are designed to be fun, creative, and accessible, giving children the skills and confidence to write and perform their own music. Here's where you can find us:

• Saturday Songwriting Club: Every Saturday, 10–11am at St Andrews Primary School in Hove. A great weekly session for budding young songwriters to come together, get creative, and have fun with music.
  

• After-School Songwriting Clubs: We run sessions at St Lukes Primary, Elm Grove Primary, Brackenbury Primary and Balfour Primary, bringing songwriting right into the heart of the school day.
  

• Songwriting Holiday Clubs: Because the music doesn't stop when term does! We run clubs throughout the school holidays so children can keep creating all year round.
  

Thank You

This achievement is a reflection of every child who has walked through our doors full of enthusiasm, every parent who has trusted us with their child's musical journey, and every school that has welcomed us in. We are very grateful.

A big thank you also to the Club Hub judges - Bradley Flavien, Antonia Noble, Nicole Bateman, Tamara Holland, and Cerys Keneally - for their time and dedication in reviewing applications.

We can't wait to keep doing what we love. Here's to more creativity, and more young songwriters finding their voice!

Interested in joining one of our clubs? Get in touch to find out more about our Saturday sessions in Hove, after-school clubs, and holiday programmes.