Sarah Brennan is a flute teacher and player based in Hertfordshire. She is teacher of flute at Felsted School (Essex), St Albans School (Herts) and St Edmunds College (Herts) as well as providing cover flute teaching at the Junior Royal Academy of Music. Sarah is also an adjudicator for music festivals and competitions. 

Sarah is an ABRSM examiner which takes her across the globe and the country examining all instruments and grades. She is also a featured teacher for ABRSM Teaching Notes Live, where she has recorded short videos on different elements of the new ABRSM flute syllabus aimed at helping other teachers with problem areas. Sarah is happy to prepare students for exams or support pupils who are more focused on playing for pleasure. 

Sarah's pupils range from total beginner to diploma level students ranging across the whole age spectrum. Her wide knowledge of repertoire and styles means that she keeps lessons fun and engaging for everyone, of any age or standard. 

Sarah runs flute ensembles, arranges music and takes sectional rehearsals for the schools and is an active member of each department. Sarah also teaches privately at her two teaching studios in Hertfordshire including flute, piano, theory and coaching ABRSM exam technique and preparation across all instruments and grades. 

Sarah studied for her undergraduate degree at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire with Judith Hall and then carried on her studies at Trinity Laban with Anna Noakes, where she achieved a distinction for her Masters degree. Whilst at both institutions, Sarah took part in ensembles, orchestras, master classes and competitions as well as tours and concerts in many different countries.