Zone is a dynamic, inclusive, music education magazine available online throughout the year through its own website and on the musiceducationzone network.

At last, a magazine for teachers working at the chalk face!'

'If I want my students to know what's really going on in music education, I tell them to read Zone.'

• Since its launch (originally in printed format), Zone magazine has become established as a respected resource for the music education field.
• Zone carries reviews, features, profiles and opinion pieces, and is designed to appeal to educators right across the sector, from primary class teachers to music specialists.
  
• Zone's online format provides wide reach and ease of access.
  
• Zone offers advertisers a wide range of ways to communicate effectively and authoritatively with the music education sector.

Zone has a wide and inclusive editorial policy. The magazine covers both formal and non-formal sectors and meets the needs of class teachers as well as specialists.

Zone has a team of expert contributors with experience right across the sector. We carry features, opinion pieces, latest news, project and conference reports  and reviews of a wide range of products and resources.

We always welcome interesting contributions and invite you to contact us with suggestions.

The online version of Zone is available on the following websites/networks:

• zonemag.net
• musiceducationzone.net
• FMSbuzz.com
• the Trinity Guildhall-Open University Key Stage 2 CPD intranet
• Music Education Council website (from July 2010)

Zone also takes part in, and promotes itself at, conferences and exhibitions which during 2010/11 include:

• Federation of Music Services annual conference
• Schools Music Association annual conference
• musiclearninglive!2011 (Glasgow, March)
• Music China 2011 (Shanghai, October)