Electives Years 7-10

The Electives program is designed to broaden students’ learning within and beyond the curriculum, providing opportunity for interdisciplinary experiences.

Once again our students have an interesting array of subjects to choose from within the arts, science, technology, construction and sport and have settled well into their selected studies.

The cost of the Electives program is included as part of the Years 7-10 composite fee and is also subsidised by the program budget. However, some subjects may have additional associated costs for equipment, excursions, incursions and/or transport and families will be notified accordingly.

Term 3 choices

o   Japanese w the Japaneasy Team

o   Cartooning w Brett Cardwell

o   Entrepreneurship Project w Natalie Kunst

o   Early Childhood Work Experience w Kat Girbau

o   Viva Fitness w Beth Alvarez

o   Table Top RPG: Earthdawn w Adam Simon

o   Ply by Design w Anthony Cavagna

o   Chess w the Leonid Sandler Team

o   Fundamentals of Soccer w Shede Olukhale

o   Kitchen Garden: Spring Dinner w John Collins

Electives program volunteers

If you have an idea or know someone who would love to run an Elective that involved a community partnership, please let us know by emailing bronte.howell@preshil.vic.edu.au

CONGRATULATIONS KARL AND BRONTE!

Finally, after three years, their documentary 'D'art' about the Goggomobil art car is being released in September through the Classic Cinema Elsternwick (8 September) and the Ritz Cinema Sydney (22 September).

There are special Q&A screenings with Karl, the artist Robert Clinch and the car's owner Jeff Brown. The car will also be on display. It has a stellar cast of interesting individuals from Tommy Dysart (Yellow Pages Goggomobil ad) and the car’s designer Bill Buckle, to experts in the art world. Tickets on sale now

(Since the inception of our Electives and Holiday programs, Karl has offered classes in both visual storytelling/filmmaking and programming, sharing his vast knowledge and years of experience in the film and television industries both in Australia and internationally.)