Visual Expression
Visual Arts
Students investigate colour, shape, texture, pattern and different materials while developing their own artistic ideas.
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Creative Learning
Arts and music give students meaningful ways to express ideas, discover their strengths and build confidence.
Through visual art, music, performance and collaborative projects, students explore creativity while developing communication, persistence, fine-motor skills and an appreciation of different perspectives.
Creative Experiences
Students are encouraged to experiment, practise, reflect and share their creative work with others.
Visual Expression
Students investigate colour, shape, texture, pattern and different materials while developing their own artistic ideas.
Sound and Rhythm
Music learning supports listening, rhythm, performance, coordination and the enjoyment of creating sound together.
Expression and Confidence
Performing helps students communicate ideas, develop confidence and experience the excitement of presenting work to an audience.
Working Together
Shared projects encourage students to exchange ideas, solve problems, respect different contributions and celebrate success.
The Creative Process
Creative learning is not only about the finished result. Students learn to generate ideas, select materials, practise techniques, respond to feedback and improve their work.
These experiences help students become confident thinkers who are willing to experiment, take positive risks and communicate in imaginative ways.
Students investigate ideas, sounds, materials and techniques before deciding how their creative project will develop.
Students develop original work through practice, experimentation and the thoughtful use of different creative skills.
Students present, perform and reflect on their achievements while building confidence and learning from others.
Watch and Listen
Enjoy a glimpse of creative learning, music and performance connected with the Orange Grove school community.
Student Creativity
Student work, performances and creative experiences from across the school.
Developing the Whole Child
Arts learning supports students academically, socially and emotionally by giving them different ways to think, communicate and connect.