Music workshops, residencies, school visits
51,000 nursery, primary and middle schools — the target for DUMI workshop artists and school events
Schools program artistic interventions year-round (DRAC, conservatories, educational projects). Stable fees, easy retention.
Actual volume in database: 51 019 contacts
Sources: data.gouv.fr · IPA · OpenStreetMap
| Name | City | |
|---|---|---|
| Ecole primaire de Fayaoué | Ouvéa | j***@loyalty.nc |
| Ecole primaire Amélie Cosnier | Nouméa | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Groupe scolaire Alphonse Dillenseger | Dumbea | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Ecole élémentaire Daniel Mathieu | Bouloupari | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Groupe scolaire Henri Martinet | Paita | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Ecole primaire Odile Forest | Moindou | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Ecole primaire Ernest Risbec | Nouméa | d***@province-sud.nc |
| Ecole primaire de Monéo | Ponerihouen | c***@province-nord.nc |
| … 51 012 additional contacts in full in the complete pack | ||
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France has approximately 51,020 state and state-contracted private educational institutions covering primary and lower secondary education: nursery schools, primary schools and collèges. These institutions engage performing musicians throughout the school year in a wide range of contexts: pedagogical projects funded by DRAC (Regional Directorates for Cultural Affairs), artist residencies, vocal practice workshops, end-of-year shows, educational concerts and school fairs.
The institutional framework for these engagements is well established. Musicians working in schools can do so via:
The seasonal pattern is highly readable: the September back-to-school period, December (Christmas shows), mid-year (January–February for term planning) and June (school fairs, end-of-year celebrations) are the peaks of activity and booking.
This pack is designed for artists and professionals whose musical project is aimed at young audiences or delivered in an educational context:
This pack also targets artists who want to reach school heads directly for one-off shows (Christmas, school fair) and who do not need a specialist qualification for this type of engagement.
The school year represents 36 guaranteed weeks of potential engagements. A music facilitator who signs agreements with 5–8 schools in their region can achieve a very stable weekly schedule, far exceeding what concert prospecting alone can deliver. Loyalty is high: a satisfied school head renews year after year and recommends the artist to colleagues — one successful project can quickly lead to 3–5 new schools in the same area.
To outsource the sending of your introductory emails to school heads, check out our outreach service, which adapts the message to the school context (subject line, institutional tone, pedagogical content highlighted).
A school head is an extremely busy professional. Your email must be short (10 lines maximum), state upfront exactly what you are offering (45-min show for ages 6–10, in-class singing workshop, educational concert), an indicative price or the phrase "DRAC funding possible", and a link to a short video. Avoid heavy unsolicited attachments.
Find adapted templates in our methodology for school prospecting.
The Schools & Collèges France pack (51,020 institutions, €129) is delivered instantly in three formats:
Each row contains: institution name, town, département, académie, level (nursery / primary / collège), verified email, phone number when available, and status (state / state-contracted private).
The DUMI (Diplôme Universitaire de Musicien Intervenant) is required for permanent positions within the National Education system. But for one-off shows (Christmas concert, school fair, cultural day) commissioned directly by a school head from the parents' association or municipal budget, no specific qualification is required. A professional status (self-employed, entertainment-sector contractor, association) is sufficient.
Several funding streams coexist: the school's own budget (school co-operative), DRAC grants under cultural action projects (PAC), municipal funding for out-of-school activities, and parent contributions (APEEE). Annual projects (residencies, pathways) often draw on DRAC co-funding, while one-off shows are funded directly by the school or the municipality.
The pack covers all three levels: nursery schools, primary schools and collèges. Collèges operate differently (budget managed by the Head, sessions often framed within artistic and cultural projects), but they remain real opportunities for musicians working in educational settings.
Yes. The Excel file is filterable by académie and département. For an independent music facilitator, we recommend starting with a 30–50 km radius from your home (roughly 200–500 institutions), which enables dense, realistic prospecting before expanding your reach.
Rates vary by type of engagement: a 45-min educational concert is typically invoiced at €150–€350. A year-long project (10–20-session residency) can reach €2,000–€5,000 in total, often co-funded by the DRAC. For school fairs and end-of-year shows, rates sit between €300 and €600. These figures are indicative — each school has different budget constraints.
Yes. State school email addresses are public institutional contacts, published in the official National Education directory (data.gouv.fr). Using them for professional B2B prospecting (you are offering a service to an institution) is lawful under the legitimate interest basis in the GDPR framework, provided you include an unsubscribe option in your emails.
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