Al-Taqwa College is a Prep to Year 12 Islamic education institution that aims to produce good reflective, self-directed learners who have problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities. Al-Taqwa College also runs a colourful and vibrant arts week for all its students.

Ballarat Clarendon College is an independent co-educational, day and boarding school. The College is focussed on learning, in all contexts. Students are provided with a comprehensive range of learning experiences, both in and out of the classroom.

At Bialik College, one of the many ways that student creativity is fostered and celebrated is through the visual and performing arts. Students can get involved and showcase their talent in one of the numerous productions, exhibitions and creative activities on campus.

Billanook College’s visual arts program aims to develop and encourage students’ self-expression and visual awareness. Appreciation of their own, peer and adult artwork is an integral part of learning, and students are encouraged to explore and respond to art in past and present contexts.

At Casey Grammar School, students are provided with many opportunities to explore creative-based electives, where they can use their imagination to fuel artworks and designs through a range of different artistic techniques, methods and processes.

The arts are for everyone at Geelong Grammar School, and help our students speak in their own special voice, find their own rhythms, craft their own shapes and find new ways to express themselves. We value the opportunity the arts provide as a holistic approach to lifelong learning.

The Highview College classroom provides a dynamic learning space where teachers and students are provided with regular opportunities to develop respectful and constructive relationships.

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 and every student.

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.

St Catherine’s School aspires to graduating intellectually and emotionally agile young women prepared to navigate their futures across new and emerging industries, thrive within global and digital communities, persevere during adversity and remain authentic and fearless in all they pursue.

The Knox School’s co-curricular program is curated to enable students to grow into confident, resilient adults. They’re able to explore creative arts, music, STEM and sport to discover their strengths and new passions beyond the classroom.

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