Performing Arts
Gustav Pohl
Performing Arts
Gustav Pohl
Hamilton Eisteddfod Success
On Tuesday, 3rd June, four of our music ensembles took the stage at the Hamilton PAC for the annual Eisteddfod, delivering performances that showcased their dedication and growth throughout the semester.
Ensemble results:
Solo performance results:
Special recognition:
These results reflect the hard work and commitment our students have shown this semester. We're incredibly proud of their achievements! Congratulations to all involved. Good luck to students dancing in the eisteddfod next week!
Creative Arts Show - Save the Date!
Mark your calendars for an evening of art, drama and musical magic! Our Creative Arts Show is coming up on Wednesday, 11th June, and it promises to be a spectacular showcase of our students' talents.
The evening will feature performances from:
This is your chance to see our performing arts student shine and celebrate their progress this semester. In the foyer of the Chevalier Centre there will be original works displayed by Semester 1 Art and Technology students.
Event details:
🕠 Performer arrival: 5:30pm (Music Room)
🕕 Show begins: 6:00pm
📍 Location: Chevalier Centre
School Play
Students who joined the lunchtime Drama Club are hard at work, learning lines and blocking scenes in preparation for the school play scheduled for 20-22 August. Keep your eyes and ears on our socials and newsletters for information about times and tickets.
Music Lessons - Continue Your Musical Journey
Attention Year 7 families! Students currently learning instruments this semester will need to return their school instruments during Week 8.
If your child would like to continue their musical journey next semester, please fill out this form - https://form.jotform.com/251517389942063
For woodwind and brass instruments (flute, clarinet, saxophone, cornet/trumpet, trombone), these lessons are completely free - all you pay is the $50 per semester instrument hire fee.
Why continue with music lessons? The benefits extend far beyond the music room. Learning an instrument enhances cognitive development, strengthens memory and concentration, builds self-discipline and confidence, and creates lasting friendships through ensemble participation. Music truly enriches every aspect of a student's educational experience.
Please note:
Don't let this opportunity slip away - help your child discover the joy and lifelong benefits of learning an instrument and being part of an ensemble!
Mr Gustav Pöhl Mrs Claire Toffolon Mr Harry Price
Performing Arts Faculty Leader Ensembles & Band Coordinator Choir Coordinator