Bursary

J    Who can enrol?

Those who have 6 or better in SFC Art.

J    Costs:

Course fee $15.

Students will be expected to purchase their own paint, paper and brushes.

J    Course outline:

This course is designed with the purpose of producing a portfolio for the Bursary examination.  It also aims to cultivate a mature, systematic and regenerative attitude, towards the production of art works.

J    Assessment:

UB (externally moderated).

J    This course leads to:

University Entrance - Fine Arts Degree, craft/design.

Polytechnic course - Visual Communication courses, Art Foundation Certificate.

J    For further information see:

Miss Kilkelly

Bursary

J    Who can enrol?

Students who have completed the SFC Practical Photography with 5 or better.

J    Costs:

Students must purchase their own materials (approximately $300 for the year).

J    Course outline:

This course is designed with the purpose of producing a portfolio for the Bursary examination.  It also aims to cultivate a mature, systematic and regenerative attitude towards the production of photography.

J    Assessment:

UB (externally moderated).

J    This course leads to:

University Entrance - Fine Arts Degree

Polytechnic courses (photography)

Photo Journalism

Commercial Photography

J    For further information see:

Miss Kilkelly

Higher School Certificate

J    Who can enrol?

Must have a 5 or better in SFC Drama.

J    Costs:

Nil

J    Course outline:

Study of acting, directing, improvisation, theatre and stage craft.

Mainly practical course which requires a high degree of commitment.

J    Assessment:

Internal achievement based.

Higher School Certificate

J     This course leads to:

Profession in theatre or amateur theatre, dealing with the public.

Public speaking.

Personal development/lifeskills.

J    For further information see:

Miss Rapsey

Bursary

J    Who can enrol?

Any student who has successfully completed a Year 12 music course, or in consultation with the Music teacher.

J    Costs:

Students are to supply one audio and one video tape.

J    Course outline:

Students have the option of specialising more in either the Performance or Composition aspects.  All students undertake studies of major musical works throughout the year.

J    Assessment:

Performance and composition aspects make up 60% with an end of year external examination making up the remaining 40%.

J    This course leads to:

Tertiary music courses such as Level One of a University Music Degree or a Polytechnic Music Diploma.

J    For further information see:

Mr Shea

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