Music
At St Paul’s we nurture the creative talents of our students through a well-structured music programme that includes academic participation and an itinerant music scheme. Music is available to all students (Years 9-13). In Year 9, music is a compulsory subject that forms part of the core Year 9 curriculum. Students in Years 10-13 are given the option to choose music as an elective. Through St Paul’s itinerant music scheme, students can
choose to learn one of the following musical instruments (in addition to the academic curriculum): piano, organ,
singing, violin, cello, drums, guitar, clarinet, saxophone, flute, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, tuba, horn, ukulele, euphonium and banjo.
Instrument lessons take place for half an hour during class or lunchtime. All music lessons and teachings are held in the purpose-built Mary Hornsby Music Centre, opposite the Chapel.
