The annual festival of work from VCE Media students will be on at the Sun Theatre in Yarraville on Sunday October 29 from 1-5pm. The program features dozens of student films as well as print presentations and photography. The festival is a WHS Arts Initiative.
The Annual Art, Design and Technology Exhibition opens on Thursday 18 October. This is a unique opportunity to see many pieces of student work. Staff and students have worked very hard to create a wonderful display for all to enjoy. The exhibition is open daily and concludes on Thursday 2 November. Please see the attached poster for daily opening times and more information. We look forward to seeing you at the exhibition.
The annual festival of work from VCE Media students will be on at the Sun Theatre in Yarraville on Sunday October 29 from 1-5pm. The program features dozens of student films as well as print presentations and photography. The festival is a WHS Arts Initiative.
The Annual Art, Design and Technology Exhibition opens on Thursday 18 October. This is a unique opportunity to see many pieces of student work. Staff and students have worked very hard to create a wonderful display for all to enjoy. The exhibition is open daily and concludes on Thursday 2 November. Please see the attached poster for daily opening times and more information. We look forward to seeing you at the exhibition.
Hank was originally found in Merimbula NSW. With her curious and adventurous mind, she is always ready to put on a show. She has a huge appetite and will do anything for a feed so as you can imagine watching her complete challenges to find food is very thrilling and amusing. Despite not knowing her […]
As part of Hobsons Bay City Councils’ Art in Public Places 2017, Year 7 Art students were invited to participate in the “Altona in a Box” exhibition. The community arts project, which has been funded by Mobil Australia and the Louis Joel Arts & Community Centre, involved artists of all ages representing their ideas, […]
Last night I had the pleasure of watching Jagger Skilbeck, Sienna Curnow and Sam Leeder represent our school in the final 16 teams of the state in the debating competition. We were 1 of 2 remaining state schools. Our competitors this round was Melbourne Grammar on the difficult topic “that Chinese state owned companies should […]
