The Cathedral Youth Choir offers opportunities for ex-choristers from any choir, as well as other able young singers, to continue singing at a high level and with a professional team of singers. As well as regular services at Christ Church and in chapels across Oxford, the Choir also has a regular programme of concerts and other events. Ages 13-18.

Open to anyone in years 3-6 who enjoys singing. We enjoy singing a range of songs in lots of different styles, alongside games and activities to develop musical skills. We perform regularly in concerts.

Established in 2013, The Oxford and Cambridge Singing School is for boys and girls aged 7–13 who love to sing. The singing school was created to give children the opportunity to sing great classical music to a high standard in a relaxed and fun environment and to develop their confidence and ability in singing and performing. Courses are held in Christmas, Easter and Summer holidays.

Part of the Oxford Youth choirs, the Boy's Choirs provide musical and vocal training for boys aged 7 and above who enjoy singing a wide repertoire. Singers are encouraged to enjoy music and develop their potential in a friendly atmosphere, with sessions including work on ear-training and aural skills, as well as singing from written notation. Voice training methods are the same as those of the girls' choir.

The "Junior Choir" is for girls in years 4 and above, to develop musicianship skills and a love of singing. Girls move into the Senior Choir "Oxford Girls' Choir" when they are confident to do so, normally at year 6 or 7.

Part of the Oxford Youth Choirs, Musical Mayhem is a lively sing-along music class for babies and toddlers from 3 months to four years, with puppets, percussion games & parachute play. There are two sessions, at 10.15am & 11.15am. Drinks & biscuits included.

Our Prep Choirs encourage a love of music and singing and develop early musicianship through fun warm ups, singing games and song. Prep 1 is for children in Reception and Year 1 and Prep 2 is for children in Year 3 and 4. We do introduce notation and teach music theory although all our songs are taught by ear.

We are open to both boys and girls and cater for soprano, alto, tenor and bass voice parts. Oxfordshire County Youth Choir enjoys singing in a variety of styles and aims to perform at the end of each term; there are also opportunities to sing with some of the county’s instrumental ensembles. Some recent highlights have been singing with the Gabrieli ROAR project in Coventry Cathedral and performing at the National Festival of Music for Youth in Birmingham Symphony Hall.

A musical community without barriers to give a voice to people with SEND. The Oxfordshire Youth Inclusive Choir welcomes people aged 25 years and under and their families/carers. It is administered by Oxfordshire County Music Service and supported by Soundabout. By welcoming all voices, we aim to be as inclusive as possible, and actively try to remove barriers to participation for those with severe and profound learning disabilities.

Songsters is a singing group for children aged 4-11. We're based in East Oxford and open to all primary-age children. The focus is on fun, listening to each other, and joining in. We introduce lots of different styles of music and learn songs by ear – no need to read music.

The Soundabout Choirs are musical communities without barriers for people all ages and all abilities, with a focus on giving a voice to people with severe and profound learning disabilities.

The Choristers welcomes both girls aged 7 – 16 years and boys aged 7 until their voices break (after which they can join the alto tenor or bass section)

This choir is ideal for children who would like to develop their musical skills by learning from the church choir tradition, and be introduced to the beauty of sacred music. It is also a good place to make new friends, socialise, and experience singing in a beautiful and inspiring place. Our rehearsals aim to be fun, challenging, and full of learning. It is ideal for busy parents and busy children!

The choristers sing at a Sunday morning service once a month, and at major festivals and services throughout the year. Choristers rehearse with the Schola Cantorum on Sunday mornings from 9.45am when they are singing, and weekly on Friday evenings during school term time during which they receive vocal training and theory tuition. We follow the RSCM Voice for Life programme. Choristers receive pocket money.

Open to anyone in years 3-6 who enjoys singing. We enjoy singing a range of songs in lots of different styles, alongside games and activities to develop musical skills. We perform regularly in concerts.