Creative arts

Visual Arts

In Visual Arts tudents develop their knowledge, skills and understanding in making artworks informed by their investigations of the world as subject matter, use of expressive forms, and consideration of the audience for their works. They also develop their knowledge, skills and understanding in appreciating their own artworks and those of others, recognising some relationships between artists, artworks, audiences and how the world is interpreted.

Music

In Music, students develop knowledge, skills and understanding in performing music of different styles and from different times and cultures by singing, playing and moving, and in organising sound into musical compositions using musical concepts. They also develop their knowledge, skills and understanding in listening to and discussing their own music and that of other. 

In addition to the in class music programs, Clovelly Public School offers a band program for students in Years 3-6. The Band program is managed by the Friends of the Band, a subcommittee of the parents and citizens' association. We have an extensive program with no less than five bands involving children from Years 3 to 6. For more info about the band program, please click visit http://www.clovellypublicpandc.com/band.html

Drama

In Drama, students develop knowledge, skills and understanding in making drama collaboratively by taking on roles and creating imagined situations shaped by the elements of drama, and in performing drama by actively engaging in drama forms. They also develop their knowledge, skills and understanding in appreciating their own dramatic works and those of others. 

Yr 6 Production: 

The Year 6 Production is a highlight of the final year at Clovelly and is seen as a recognition and celebration of their time at our school. Students are taught theatre skills by an experienced drama teacher with the final product being 5 entertaining and rewarding nights for both parents and their children.

Dance

In Dance, students develop knowledge, skills and understanding in composing their own dances using the elements and contexts of dance and in performing their own dances and the dances of others from different times and cultures. They also develop knowledge, skills and understanding in appreciating their own dances and those of others.

In addition to the in class dance program, students who display talent and/or interest in dance are invited to compete in showcase or the Dance Sport Gala Challenge

Showcase Dance: Students are invited to join one of two school dance troupes where they learn the choreography for modern dances. These dance troupes regularly perform at school events, as well as the Showcase interschool concert at South Jnrs each year. 

Dance Sport Gala: The ballroom dancing program ‘DanceSport’ is open to Year 5 students each year. Professional ballroom dancing instructors teach students the Jive, Salsa, Cha-Cha and Tango throughout the term. They then compete alongside 1400 other students at the DanceSport gala, with the school representatives competing for the school under the scrutiny of ballroom dancing judges.