Student Work
A collection of student work from this week at Staughton College
A quick look at what our staff and students have been up to recently:
Year 7 Music - Posters
The Year 7s have been learning about Elements of Music and how to describe them when listening to Music. They have explored a range of Australian and Indigenous Artists, and analysed the use of Elements of Music.
They were then asked to choose an Australian song and create a poster detailing the use of the Elements of Music in the song. Here are some great examples:
Year 11 Literature
Students have been consolidating their understanding of our current text The Crucible to prepare for essay writing. Students self-selected how they would consolidate their learning and these examples are all graphic organisers or using thinking routines.
These are great examples of High Impact Strategies. Well done!
VCAL Music
The VCAL Music class have been looking at Social, Environmental and/or Cultural issues that are addressed within the music industry.
They were asked to choose one song that addressed an issue they were passionate about and analyse it, and the reasons why the artist chose to bring awareness to that particular issue.
They then were asked to create a music playlist with songs that address the issue they are most passionate about.
Amy Cassar: Female Empowerment
Analysis of Ava Max:
Playlist for Female Empowerment:
https://music.apple.com/au/playlist/we-are-women/pl.u-e98lGapczg8P7rx
Max Nener: Awareness of Homophobia
Analysis of Logic:
Playlist for Raising awareness of Homophobia
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ljVxy6cDUXt3vIa7QQ5DJ?si=jc2S__gGQd6GXyfnI0o__g
Capreece Matenga:
Analysis of MILCK’s song ‘Quiet’
Year 9 Textiles
Students in the Year 9 textiles class were given 3 options for a practical task at home. They had to use materials and equipment they had available to them. Some students repurposed clothes, some knitted accessories and some created completely new products from scratch. Well done on all of your hard work and creativity!
- Mrs Shelley Eckel