The Annual Copycat Challenge is back for 2023!
From Monday 19th to Friday 30th June 2023, teachers across the country can log their sheet music data to be in with a chance to win some fantastic prizes for their school.
All you need to do is enter your sheet music data during the two-week challenge to be entered into our prize draw.
Our team will also be on hand to help teachers submit their data and answer any specific questions you may have about the PMLL portal and the Schools Printed Music Licence.
The Annual Copycat Challenge Prize Draw 2023
Two tickets to attend the exclusive Music Publishers Association Christmas Lunch courtesy of The Music Publishers Association and PMLL
2 x Roland RC-202 Loop stations (worth £270 each)
A 12-month membership to the Ultimate package from Musical Futures Online (worth £199 per annum)
A 12-month membership to Sing Up (worth £150)
Voiceworks publication bundle courtesy of Oxford University Press (worth £170)
£100 worth of publications from the Faber Music Education Catalogue
£50 worth of publications from the Faber Music Education Catalogue
£100 book bundle courtesy of Hal Leonard (Primary)
£100 book bundle courtesy of Hal Leonard (Secondary)
4 x Primary percussion sets courtesy of Hal Leonard (RRP: between £35- £58 each)
2 x Ukuleles courtesy of Hal Leonard (RRP: £45)
Get Ready!
So how are you going to make sure you’re in with a chance to win?
Follow our handy tips below to get ready!
Make sure you are signed up to the Printed Music Licensing Ltd portal. This is where you log your sheet music data. Sign up here!
Collate the sheet music you have used this year. Look back through your teaching resources, music lesson plans, concerts and assemblies. Any sheet music you have copied or arranged should be reported under the Schools Printed Music Licence.
Have a practice on the portal. Make sure nothing is going to get in your way during The Annual Copycat Challenge by having a practice inputting at least a line of data or explore new ways to upload. You can now download the bulk upload spreadsheet from the portal or upload a photo of your sheet music to submit. Remember data has to be accurate to be in with a chance to win.
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Sign up to the portal
New ways to upload
In direct response to teachers’ requests to simplify the process, sheet music data can now be reported via uploading an image of sheet music, or by uploading a spreadsheet, saving you time.
Check out our handy How-To video walkthroughs.
Having trouble with the portal?
Contact Eleanor at eleanor@everycopycounts.co.uk
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