• YolanDa Brown’s Band Jam has a great selection of free resources for 5-7 year olds on Twinkl,  The programme’s CBBC page has lots of short videos and activities relating to singing and instruments that will also be enjoyed by the same age group and you can also access both series on BBCiPlayer.  
• The Simply Piano app is available on the App Store and Google Play and is a great way to introduce piano tuition to all ages.
• BBC Ten Pieces opens up the world of classical music to 7-14 year olds through exciting films, lesson plans, instrumental arrangements and live events.
• Bring the Noise from the BBC have compiled some great at-home musical ideas for primary aged children including videos, resources, games and teaching tips . 
• The Music Mark website has put together a list of recommended online resources for home and school.
• The CBeebies section of iPlayer features the full televised performance of the CBeebies Proms and you can find a music section on the CBeebies website full of games and activities for music and dance.
• The CBBC website music section has song clips, chart information, quizzes, performances and you can also check out music tutorials from Andy and the Band on their minisite.
• imusic-school has a fantastic range of useful musical tools including metronomes, tuners and chord charts in their ‘musician’s toolbox’ section which are designed to be useful and intuitive.
• The Royal Albert Hall have produced some exclusive content with special activities, videos and cross-curricular activities involving music.
• The BBC Teach Ten Pieces project has the aim of opening up the world of classical music to 7 to 14 year olds with films, lesson plans and inclusive resources.
• Streaming services such as Spotify and Amazon Music have playlists specifically aimed at families and children including Disney, KidzBop and Sticky Kids.
• Yousician is a great web and device apps that has free trial options and is more suitable for older children interested in technique.