Music is an integral part of the school’s fabric, with all students in Prep to Year 6 participating in weekly music lessons. Music can also be chosen as an elective subject for Years 7-10.
The College offers a music course for Year 11 and 12 students with five lessons a week. Students will perform their chosen instrument or voice, rehearse as a member of an ensemble and compose and record music as part of the learning program.
There is also a strong extra-curricular music program on offer at the school where students can join our award-winning:
Students can also participate in the instrumental program run by qualified music teachers who give weekly individual or small group instruction. Instruments include piano, guitar, percussion, strings, brass and woodwind. See the Victory Arts page for more details and enrolment forms.
Victory College offers after-school dance classes for students from Prep to Year 12 as part of our Victory Arts program. Victory Arts Dance runs safe and caring classes, ensuring that all classes and performances are age appropriate. We encourage every student to develop a love of dance, as well as nurture the professional technique and skills required to reach their potential.
Our passionate and qualified teachers provide each student the opportunity to develop skills and reach their personal best in an enjoyable, stimulating and Christian environment. Classes are conducted after school, on campus at Victory College.
Drama can be chosen as an elective subject for Years 7-10. It provides the fundamentals of theatre. (Students who are interested in drama may also be interested in media studies).
Every second year Victory College puts on both a Primary and Secondary production for the community.
There is also a Primary Speech Choir (whereby students undertake verse speaking in groups) and in the weekly primary chapel services, students can perform on stage.
Visual Arts is taught through Primary and is also offered in Senior as part of the curriculum.
Our aim is
The College supports the ethos of the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority and the syllabus is aligned accordingly with the specific arts outcomes and standards relative to the appropriate grades.
Students are taught a variety of media areas such as:
Within these media areas an assortment of subject matter and techniques are explored.
There is a specialist visual arts teacher available from Year 4.
Visual Arts is offered in Years 7-12.
Digital Art is offered in Years 9-10.
Visual Art in Practice is offered Years 11 and 12.
Students can exhibit their art around the school and in the community (at the Gympie Show) and a selection of art works are featured in Gympie Regional Library.
