Cultural News

Come along to ‘Viva La Arts – a night under the stars’ to celebrate the incredible talent and creativity of our students. The evening, organised and run by our Cultural PAG, will showcase Music, Dance, Drama, and Visual Art in an exciting...

Come along to ‘Viva La Arts – a night under the stars’ and help us celebrate the incredible talent and creativity of our students. The evening, organised and run by our Cultural PAG, will showcase Music, Dance, Drama, and Visual Art in an exciting...

Thank you for another term of rehearsals, performances and home practise! Rehearsals will resume in Week 1 of Term 4, including the Concert Band who will meet on the first day back. Save the Dates Friday 8 th November: Our Term 4 Ensembles Concert...

It has been a very busy and very exciting month in the Music Department! For the past two weeks, the Junior String Ensemble has had the opportunity to rehearse with renowned strings and conducting expert Mr Mark Sullivan as a part of a collaborative...

At Tuesday’s assembly, we farewelled Ikumi and Koki, our two Inbound Exchange students from our sister school, Seishin Gakuen. Ikumi and Koki have attended Pacific over the past eight weeks to experience life as an Australian student. They have...

On Sunday 25 th August, Junior and Middle College students competed in the MLTAQ Speech Competition held at the University of the Sunshine Coast. For the first time, the event offered a Year 3 division. Our young participants (Asha Rudes, Natahlia...

Last Friday evening, three Pacific violinists, Kate Monroe, Sebastian Box and Eden Williams, were invited to be a part of a workshop run by the Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra in conjunction with the Sunshine Coast Youth Orchestra ‘...

Throughout July and the start of August, more than 150 music students participated in the Sunshine Coast Junior Eisteddfod. Pacific was represented by 17 ensembles and numerous duets, trios, quartets and solo performances. Our students enjoyed many...

Last week Middle College student Julian Schirripa became a published poet when his poem ‘Tornado vs Hurricane’ was selected to appear on the Australian Children's Poetry website as their 'poem of the day'. It was also sent out to hundreds of...

State Honours Ensemble Program Last weekend, five Pacific music students (Thomas Wegener, Jada Baker, Elena Butler, Danica Cockburn and Ayrisa Jones) attended the State Honours Ensemble Program (SHEP) in Bundaberg. The program was run in conjunction...