PATHWAYS ELECTIVE:
IMPACT

Year 9

What is the subject about?

IMPACT (Inspiring Musicians, Performers and Artist to Create Together)

This is a year long elective

Students who choose IMPACT must select another Art elective over a semester.

IMPACT strives to provide our students with opportunities to explore a rich arts education with creative classes in music, drama, dance, media, visual Arts, and visual communication design, taught by experts in an Arts field. The particulars of the program, and carer pathways we investigate, will be driven by student voice and will change according to the students participating.

Through Year 9 IMPACT we will strive to inspire students to hold the arts in the highest regard, and to be actively involved in their education through creative inquiry and embracing ideas together and exploring pathways that will lead into VCE arts subjects

People should join Impact because it's fun, you get to work on your art skills (like colouring, drawing and shading), you get a professional drawer (Emily) and you get to do a radio show (you even get to go see a live radio show). You will get to go on a fun excursion like to see Mary Poppins live in a theatre and a live radio show. All you got to do is make IMPACT for a whole year of fun and entertainment. Emma D

Impact at Goldsworthy is an awesome opportunity for artsy kids to explore a range of different skills and genres of art. Lily T

impact at Goldsworthy is an amazing subject to do it allows you to express your artistic side while also having a lot of fun like going to place seeing new people,

and having a blast with your good mates and have the coolest teacher in the school Ben

IMPACT has great opportunities to learn about different kind of art. You have lots of fun in the classroom with very engaging activities. Elizabeth H

Skills you will develop

To look beyond themselves and explore diverse pathways in the Arts
To develop and discover skills in the arts which guide students to discover more about themselves and are outside their comfort zone.
Develop note taking and journal skills in reflecting on a diverse range of Arts pathways