The Arts Learning Area is a rich, vibrant, dynamic space for students to explore and develop their creativity. It incorporates Practical Art, Drama, Dance, Te Ao Haka and Music. Detailed Arts Course selection Information
Practical Arts at Lincoln High School provides ākonga with opportunities to explore creativity through hands-on artistic practice. Through drawing, painting, sculpture, and a range of visual media, students develop their skills while learning to express ideas, perspectives, and stories through art. Practical Arts encourages imagination, experimentation, and pride in creating work that contributes to the vibrant creative culture of our kura.
Drama is a lively and creative part of life at Lincoln High School. It gives ākonga opportunities to explore storytelling, performance, and character while developing confidence, collaboration, and creative thinking. Through drama, students bring ideas to life on stage, connect with audiences, and contribute to the vibrant performing arts culture of our kura.
Music plays an important role in the creative life of Lincoln High School. It provides ākonga with opportunities to explore performance, composition, and collaboration across a range of styles and ensembles. Through music, students build confidence, develop their creative talents, and contribute to the vibrant performing arts culture of our kura, sharing their passion and mahi with the wider school community.
Te Ao Haka is an important and vibrant subject at Lincoln High School. It provides opportunities for ākonga to engage with te ao Māori through haka, waiata, and performance while learning the values of tikanga, whanaungatanga, and manaakitanga. Through Te Ao Haka, students build confidence, pride, and a stronger sense of identity, while contributing to the cultural life of our kura and celebrating the richness of Māori performing arts.
Dance is a vibrant part of the creative life of Lincoln High School. It gives ākonga the opportunity to explore movement, creativity, and performance while building confidence and working collaboratively with others. Through dance, students develop their artistic voice, express ideas and stories through movement, and contribute to the rich performing arts culture of our kura.
