1. glenunga international high school THE ARTS

2. At Glenunga International High School we have a strong tradition of participation and success in THE ARTS

3. 2006 SCHOOL MUSICAL In 2006 a group of students initiated the production of the musical HELLO DOLLY. They performed to packed houses and received rave reviews!

4. HELLO DOLLY

5. MUSIC The music you are listening to is an arrangement by the Baroque Ensemble recorded on The Sounds of Glenunga 2002

6. 2006 IB THEATRE ARTS PRODUCTION BRONTE

7. The cast from BRONTE

8. 2006 YEAR 12 SACE PRODUCTION PORTRAIT OF A MIGRANT

9. PORTRAIT OF A MIGRANT

10. IB DIPLOMA VISUAL ARTS In 2005 Ksenia Filatov and Keenan Nunes Vaz had their studio work included in the IBO Virtual Gallery

11. 2005 IB THEATRE ARTS PRODUCTION AMADEUS

13. 2005 YEAR 12 SACE DRAMA PRODUCTION DINNER LADIES

15. DRAMA ON TOUR In 2005 the Year 10 Drama-On-Tour class took their production Revolting Rhymes to Wudinna- a rural community on the west coast of South Australia. The students performed for the community and experienced country life by staying with local families.

16. MYP DRAMA In 2005 Year 10 Drama students took their group devised production of “Coo-ee, Your Country Calls” to the residents of a local nursing home. THE ARTS IN ACTION COMMUNITY SERVICE

17. YEAR 12 VISUAL ARTS 2006 Tess Cole was awarded maximum marks for her studio work and had her work selected for the 2007 SSABSA ART SHOW

18. YEAR 12 VISUAL ARTS 2005 Geneva Sedun and Tessa Henwood-Mitchell have their work selected for the 2006 SSABSA ART SHOW

19. YEAR 12 VISUAL ARTS 2006 Sarah Grove was awarded maximum marks for her studio work!

20. MUSIC The music you are now listening to is Soffeggio in C Minor by JS Bach played by Ali Schaffer on piano for the 2002 CD recording of The Sounds of Glenunga

21. 2003 YEAR 12 SACE DRAMA NOISES OFF

22. NOISES OFF

23. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING TECHNICAL THEATRE Students come from a range of eastern suburbs schools to study this course at GIHS. The units they study form part of a nationally accredited Certificate IV in Entertainment

24. MUSIC 2006

25. Music students at GIHS participate in individual music lessons with visiting instructors

26. COMPUTER GRAPHICS This subject has grown in popularity, and students can now work in a dedicated Computer Graphics room in the Art Wing

27. MYP VISUAL ART

28. MEDIA STUDIES Michael Richards completed SACE Media Studies in 2003. Since then he has made a name for himself as one of Australia’s leading young animators….. 2003 ATOM: Best Student Animation with Cows With Guns 2003 BUFTA: Best Animation with Stackhat and Craftsman Award for Crazy 2003 SA Young Film Makers Festival: 5 Awards of Excellence 2002 and 2003: South Australian Young Film Maker of the Year 2006: National Finalist in Nescafe Big Break Competition

29. MUSIC The music you are now listening to is Clarinet Blues by A. Coppens recorded by the Clarinet Ensemble The Sounds of Glenunga 2002

30. MEDIA 2005 GIHS students involved in a media enterprise at Aimee Stadium Media student Michael Stiggants is congratulated by Premier Mike Rann at the First Cut Film Festival

31. YEAR 12 ART EXHIBITION 2006

32. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ADVERTISING and GRAPHIC DESIGN This course was introduced in 2005, and students come from a range of eastern suburbs schools. The units they study form part of a nationally accredited Certificate IV in Advertising/Graphic Design

33. MEDIA STUDIES 2006 EXTENSION STUDIES In 2006 Sam Deere wrote and produced a movie as the core task for the SACE subject of Extension Studies. Arts teachers Geoff Kemp and Harry Postema played the two key characters in the movie.

34. MEDIA 2004 FIRST CUT FILM FESTIVAL 2004 Michael Jamieson (left) received 2 awards for his documentary and his animation. Michael Stiggants, James Edmonds and Tom Gaskell (right) received an award for their documentary Depression which has been used by Beyond Blue as a training resource for the community on the issue of depression

35. VISUAL ART In 2003 Kate Lymn was awarded maximum marks for her studio work. This portrait was selected for the 2004 SSABSA Art Show, and was included on the CD- Rom Artworks Australia: An Exhibition of Student Artwork from Australian High Schools It was also chosen for display at SSABSA for the year following the SSABSA Art Show.