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The Arts

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​ The learning area of the Arts consists of five different subjects:​
  • ​Dance
  • Drama
  • Media Arts
  • Music
  • Visual Arts

Through the arts, students learn to express their ideas, thoughts, questions, understandings and opinions. They develop aesthetic knowledge and learn that the creative and critical processes of each Arts subject are essential to learning in, about and through The Arts.  

The arts are core to the development of creative, confident, compassionate and resilient individuals who can think and reflect critically, celebrate and challenge ideas, people and events, and work towards making a difference in sustaining and reimagining their own and their communities' futures.

Subjects offered:

Year level​​​Subjects offered

7 and 8​

  • Music
  • Media Arts
  • Drama
  • Visual Arts

​9​

  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Media Arts
  • Music
  • Visual Arts

10​

  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Media Arts
  • Music
  • Visual Arts

11​​

GENERAL SUBJECTS

  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Music
  • Visual Arts

APPLIED SUBJECTS

  • Dance in Practice
  • Drama in Practice
  • Media Arts in Practice
  • Music in Practice
  • Visual Arts in Practice


12​

GENERAL SUBJECTS

  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Music
  • Music Extension
  • Visual Arts

APPLIED SUBJECTS

  • Dance in Practice
  • Drama in Practice
  • Media Arts in Practice
  • Music in Practice
  • Visual Arts in Practice​


Dan​ce - students use the body to communicate and express meaning through purposeful movement. Dance practice integrates choreography, performance, and responding to dance and dance making. Students experience and explore dance created and performed across diverse contexts, styles and forms, and build understanding of how dance uses the body and movement to communicate ideas and meaning.

Drama - students create, perform and respond to drama as artists and audiences. They learn to use, manage and manipulate the elements and conventions of drama across a range of dramatic forms and styles. Students learn in, through and about drama as they create dramatic action and communicate dramatic meaning. 

Media Arts - students use images, sound, text, interactive elements and technologies to creatively explore, produce and interpret stories about people, ideas and the world around them. They explore the diverse cultural, social and organisational influences on media practices, and draw on this understanding when producing and responding to media arts works. 

Music - students listen to, compose and perform music from a diverse range of styles, cultures, traditions and contexts. They create, organise, manipulate and share sounds in time and space, and critically analyse music. Music practices are aurally based and focus on developing and applying knowledge and skills through sustained musical engagement and experiences

Visual Arts - students learn in, through and about visual arts practices, including the fields of art, craft and design. They experience and explore visual artworks created by artists working in diverse contexts, styles and forms, and build understanding of the significance and impact of visual arts practice and culture for themselves and local and global communities.​


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Last reviewed 16 May 2024
Last updated 16 May 2024