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Aranda Primary School

an after school music, drama, dance and art programme
Aranda Primary School
Australian Capital Territory, Australia

The Aranda Music Program provides affordable school-based music, drama, dance and art tuition for students attending Aranda Primary School in the suburb of Aranda, Australian Capital Territory, Australia between the hours of 3-6pm Monday-Friday during term.

While the content of the Program changes from year to year, its purpose remains the same - to enrich children's lives through the arts.

The 2010 Program engages about 13 tutors providing lessons to about 140  Aranda Primary School students in: 

  • art, piano, drums, violin, recorder, flute, guitar, drama, individual and group singing and continuing music. For the Kindie kids, we offer Introduction to Music

How to navigate this site

The Program

Is your child interested in learning an instrument, dance or drama at school after school? 
Are you interested in being a tutor? 
Are you looking for an opportunity to contribute to the school? 
Find out about the Program and how it works

How to join

What is the procedure for signing up your child in the program?  What do you have to do and how much does it cost?

News & Events

Latest news. Current vacancies are advertised in the school newsletter

Tutors

Our tutors, and their coordinators

The Committee

What does it do, and who is on it?

History

An ambitious plan to record the doings of the Program over the past 25 years (under design)

Forms & Policies

A one-stop shop for all forms and information leaflets

 

Latest news


2010 ENROLMENTS
Enrolments and re-enrolments
for 2010

Enrolment Form


DIRECT BANK DEPOSIT PAYMENTS

You can pay directly into the Program's bank account for annual registration fee, dance and drama. All other payments are made directly to tutor. Details are on bottom of enrolment form and on invoices


* arandamusicprogram@gmail.com

Page last updated 17 February 2010