At Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College, the Creative and Performing Arts are a vibrant part of College life and a powerful expression of who we are as a learning community. Through Music, Visual Arts and Drama, students explore ideas boldly, celebrate individuality, and use creativity as a meaningful way to understand themselves and the world around them.
From early learning through to senior pathways, students develop technical skill, artistic confidence and creative courage under the guidance of specialist teachers and accomplished tutors.
Shaped by curiosity, collaboration and creative problem-solving, these experiences nurture imagination, communication and confidence, supporting students to flourish as compassionate, creative individuals across all areas of school life.
Music at BTAC is expressive, inclusive and academically rich, with students building skills in performance, theory and ensemble work from Kindergarten to Year 12. Music is not simply studied, it is lived, shared and celebrated across the College.
Students are supported through:
Visual Arts at BTAC invites students to think creatively, explore ideas and express themselves with confidence through hands-on, concept-driven learning.
Students experience:
Drama supports students to become confident communicators, collaborators and performers through practical, experiential learning.
Students engage in:
Students can access high-quality individual and small-group tuition led by specialist tutors who support technical skill and artistic confidence.
Tuition is available in:
Collaborative music-making and creative clubs provide meaningful extension and performance opportunities.
Opportunities include:
Whole-College celebrations that bring creativity to life and showcase student achievement.
Key events include:
