Briar Hill Primary School
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Music

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​Briar Hill Primary School is committed to a vision of education as a powerful force in community development.

Our music programme aims to be inclusive and to ensure access for all young people to participate in activities such as orchestras and ensembles.

We endeavour to provide a wide range of opportunities for children who wish to experience the expressive and creative qualities of learning to play a musical instrument.
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The principle aim of the Instrumental Music Programme is to build skills and techniques on an instrument, expose students to new and challenging repertoire and provide opportunities to participate in a broad and exciting range of activities such as concerts, fairs, tours and events. The instrumental music program intends to enable all instrumental students to realise their full musical potential.
 
The programme’s curriculum planning considers the individual student’s confidence, knowledge, skills, understanding and critical/aural awareness.  The programme identifies individual student’s needs and offers breadth, balance and coherence.
 
Lessons are delivered by a professional team of instrumental staff for the following instruments: 
Strings: Violin, Viola and Cello
Brass:  Trumpet
Woodwinds:  Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone
 
Tuition is offered as follows:
Grade 3 Violin and Viola – groups only (maximum 4)
Grade 3 – 6  Cello – pairs and solo
Grade 4 - 6  Violin and Viola – groups (maximum 4) pairs and solo
Grade 5 – 6 Woodwind and Brass – pairs and solo

Location

25 Gladstone Rd,
Briar Hill, VIC 3088

Mailing address
PO Box 49, Briar Hill, 3088 

Phone: (03) 9435 1633
Fax: (03) 9432 2706

Email: briar.hill.ps@education.vic.gov.au

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  • Home
  • Our School
    • About
    • Vision, Mission & Values
    • Enrolment
    • Head, Hearts & Hands
    • Classroom Aesthetics
    • Strategic Plan
    • Policies
    • Staff List
  • Curriculum
    • Literacy
    • Numeracy
    • What is a Steiner Influence?
    • Specialist Programs >
      • Science
      • Kitchen Program
      • Gardening
      • German
      • Physical Education
      • Singing & Recorder
    • Arts & Craft
    • Music
    • Information Technology
    • Inquiry Based Learning
    • Main Lesson
    • Library
    • Sustainability
    • Student Leadership
    • Camps
    • Extra Lesson
    • Cubbies
  • Parents & Community
    • Events >
      • Book Week
      • Chai Fridays
      • Grandparents Day
      • Open Days
      • Spring Fair
      • Welcome Festival
      • Winter Fest
      • Gallery
    • Before and After School Care
    • Compass
    • Fundraising
    • Newsletters and Forms
    • Parent Handbook
    • Parent Participation
    • Prep Transition
    • School Council
    • Tuckshop
    • Uniform
    • Working Bees
  • Contact