Contemporary art practice is no longer bound to realistic representation and the artist is free to express and explore ideas through whatever methods best communicates them. The re-interpreting of conventional images and concepts has allowed artists to question what has come before, re-interpreting the past and finding their own language to communicate their vision within the art context.
Have you ever wanted to travel to explore new places and have amazing adventures? Could you see yourself as a travel blogger or photographer one day?
In this course you will explore the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe by examining narrative schemas, character archetypes, intertextuality and links to mythology.
In this course you will learn the skills and knowledge to undertake the numerous roles needed to create a professional piece of theatre such as costume designer, stage manager, producer and set designer.
This course provides you with a rock-solid foundation in both Business and Economics.
This course focuses on the stages of child development, ranging from pre-conception to early childhood years.
Course Code: <course_code> Domain: STEAM Timetable: Trimester 1, 2 and 3. Length of Course: Trimester Unit Information This course focusses on increasing the understanding of Year 10 students around the opportunities for employment in the oil and gas industry. In partnership with Chevron Australia, you will study a range of topics […]
The goal of our Digital Arts course is to introduce students to accessible and cutting-edge technologies to create contemporary artworks that have the capability to be displayed in a variety of formats.
The Coding 201 course is an intermediate coding course designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the principles behind coding, virtual and augmented reality.
The Year 10 Drama Academy helps equip you with the skills necessary to become a proficient, creative, observant and multi-skilled performer in the industry.
