Castlemaine Steiner School and Kindergarten provides a contemporary education for students, helping them to meet the demands of life in the 21st  century through a broad curriculum that balances academic subjects with artistic and practical activities.

Christian College Geelong is committed to fostering a lifelong appreciation and love of the arts. The development of the visual literacy of our students is prioritised, as they grow up in an increasingly complex, visual culture.

At Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School, the development of artistic sensitivity is explored through all subjects, and art activities are integrated in all lesson content, helping to deepen students’ learning experience.

The arts learning focus at Methodist Ladies’ College (MLC) is on developing art and design works based around an understanding of visual literacy, where students are encouraged to experiment with the creative process, enhancing learning and increasing confidence.

Students at Overnewton Anglican Community College are encouraged to work with both two and three-dimensional media, and to use their artwork to communicate their ideas and understandings about themselves and the global community.

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.