In Visual Arts, students experience and explore the concepts of artists and artworks, the artistic world and their audience.
They learn in, through and about visual arts practices, including the fields of craft and design, as well as digital art.
They develop practical skills and critical thinking which inform their work as artists and audience.
In Drama, students explore and depict real and fictional worlds through the use of body language, gesture and space to make meaning as performers and audience.
They create, rehearse, perform and respond to drama, as well as learn to devise and produce pieces.
They will also discover basic fabrication principles of stage-craft.
In Media Arts, students use technologies so that in a creative way they explore, communicate and investigate.
They write and interpret stories about people, ideas and the world around them.
They engage their senses, imagination and intellect through media artworks that respond to diverse cultural, social and organisational influences on communications practices today.
In Music, students listen to, compose and perform music from a wide range of different styles, traditions and contexts.
They create, shape and share sounds in time and space and critically analyse music.
Music practice is aurally based and focuses on acquiring and using knowledge, understanding and skills about music and musicians.
In Dance, students use the body to convey moods and feelings and express meaning through purposeful movement.
Practice brings together choreography, performance, as well as an appreciation of and responses to dance and dance making.
Students will be provided with practical experiences of Ballet, of Contemporary dance, Latin as well as other major dance genres.