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Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools & Colleges

Jo Dunn on 09/01/2019

Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools & Colleges in Western Australia was established to help the students of Catholic schools and colleges experience the spirit and tradition of the performing arts.

The Festival seeks to provide students with specific ‘performance platforms’ where they have the unique opportunity to give of their very best and perform to a public audience. Open to both primary and secondary school students, the performance categories encompass choral, drama, musical, instrumental, vocal and dance aspects of the performing arts. Approximately 18,000 students enter the festival each year.

The Festival commences with a Mass (Thursday 25 July) at Infant Jesus Parish, Morley and performances (daytime and evening) are held between Monday 29 July and Friday 6 September in various venues throughout the metropolitan area.

The Festival culminates with a Final Concert staged at the Perth Concert Hall.

The Angelico Exhibition for Catholic Students is a prestigious annual event on the Catholic school art calendar. The Angelico Exhibition is named after Blessed Fra Angelico, Patron before God of Artists. The Exhibition provides a broad public forum through which Catholic students throughout Western Australia are able to exhibit their dynamic artistic talents. In 2019, the Angelico Exhibition will take place at Forrest Centre, 221 St George’s Terrace, Perth.

Years 3-12 Piano Recital

Jo Dunn on 09/01/2019

Piano students from Years 3-12 will be performing prepared pieces at the 2018 Piano Recital. Light refreshments provided. This is free event, no tickets required. All welcome.

K-12 Parent Teachers Interview Day

Jo Dunn on 09/01/2019

Tuesday 23 July is a student free day for students in K-12.

K-6

K-6 interviews will be held in the students’ classroom.

Years 7-12

Teaching staff from Marcellin Campus will be available from 10.00am-7.00pm for Parent Teacher interviews. Opportunities to book interviews with teachers will be available via PTO. Families where teachers have requested an interview, will be given the opportunity to book interviews as priority.

Students are required to attend with their parents in their Winter Uniform.

Arts Tour 2019

Jo Dunn on 09/01/2019

Students in Years 10, 11, and 12 involved in Arts programs for 2019 have the opportunity to enjoy a 14 day Arts tour of New York City.

The tour boasts performance masterclasses and arts workshops with industry professionals as well as iconic New York experiences such as biking through central park, viewing Broadway shows, the Highline, and walking the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset.

Humanities Tour 2019

Jo Dunn on 09/01/2019

The 2019 Humanities Tour will run from Wednesday 3 July to Wednesday 10 July.

Students will discover the history of Sydney, enjoy the geographic wonders of the Kosciusko National Park in NSW and explore civics and citizenship of our national capital. Highlights of the Tour will include examining the archaeological remnants of colonial Sydney with a guided tour through ‘The Rocks’. The varied terrain of the Snowy mountains will certainly be an eye-opener to all of us used to a flatter landscape of Western Australia. In Canberra, students will be given the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational programs with a focus on Australia’s history, culture, heritage and democracy. We look forward particularly to visiting Parliament House, the High Court and the Australian War Memorial.