Performing Arts at AISHK allows students to creatively explore a range of musical and theatrical styles, building skills in performance, listening, composition, research, improvisation, and physicality. Music is taught as a core subject from Reception to Year 8, becoming an elective from Years 9 to 12. Drama is an elective subject from Years 9 to 12. 

Performing Arts offers students the opportunity to take part in a range of instrumental and vocal ensembles and drama troupes, with the further option of learning a musical instrument through the instrumental music programme.

What are the benefits of being involved in music through singing and playing a musical instrument?

• Develops brain function
• Enhances coordination
• Improves mathematical ability as well as reading and comprehension skills
• Develops self-discipline and perseverance
• Builds team working skills
• Improves concentration and confidence
• Creates a sense of achievement
• Promotes happiness, health and well- being in your life and those around you

School Ensembles

Orchestra, Wind Band, String Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble (Secondary), Primary Choir, Chamber Music, Rock Bands, Guitar Ensemble ...

Lessons Offered

Piano, voice, guitar, violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, percussion and drums ...

Instrument Hire

New students starting on the Violin, Viola and Cello through the school, there is a small hire charge on the loaned instruments.

Other instruments may be available upon request.