The holistic education program at Beaconhills College focuses on personalised learning, and provides students with the opportunity to extend their own interests in sport, language, technology and the arts.

Arts are well represented at Braemar College with extensive programs and ongoing opportunities for students to shine in Music, Performance, and Visual Arts.

Caulfield Grammar School students have many opportunities to develop and present their visual arts skills, including annual exhibitions and artist-in-residence programs.

Flinders Christian Community College’s inclusive educational philosophy underpins the curricular and extra-curricular programs from three-year old Kinder to Year 12.

The arts are for everyone at Geelong Grammar School, and we help our students to speak in their own special voice and to find new ways to express themselves.

The Creative Arts Program is an exciting and vibrant part of Genazzano FCJ College life, as well as an essential part of a well-rounded education.

At Hume Anglican Grammar, the arts enable students to develop their creative and expressive capacities by learning about the different practices, disciplines and traditions that have shaped expressions of culture locally, nationally and globally.

By offering an array of tailored curricular programs and co-curricular programs, every student at Ivanhoe Grammar School is given the best possible chance to find and pursue a unique way of contributing to the world.

Innovation, imagination and individuality are synonymous with the visual arts at Korowa Anglican Girls’ School. We promote the notion that creativity and creative thinking can be cultivated in each student and can in turn, link to all subject areas.

Mentone Grammar’s co-curricular program is designed for students to develop a broad range of experiences and skills through a variety of clubs, teams and events to expand student learning and develop friendships though shared interests.

Oakleigh Grammar acknowledges the value of critical, creative and reflective thinking skills nurtured through visual and performance-based education. These skills and experiences are essential in preparing students for tomorrow’s world.

Preshil College believes that the creative arts afford students the opportunity to develop as individuals through the process of self-reflection and growth by taking risks, learning problem-solving skills and building confidence in the face of critique.

The extensive arts programs offered at The King David School provide a broad educational model that extends students to ensure that they have an avenue for self-expression and develop habits that will see them enjoying a well-rounded life.

Self-expression through the visual and performing arts enhances our understanding of ourselves and others, develops our confidence, and all Woodleigh School students are encouraged to participate in a range of performing and expressive arts.