Policy and procedures relating to the arts area are available through the Education Policy and Procedures Register (EPPR). Arts policies include:
CRP-PR-004: Artists Working in Schools
An artist working in schools involves a school contracting an artist to practise or demonstrate their expertise in a chosen art form for a set period of time. In planning and funding the project, the school may establish partnerships with the wider community.
CRP-PR-006: Instrumental Music Program
Provides information relating to the Queensland Instrumental Music Program including accountabilities, roles, responsibilities, student instruction, staffing, administration, hours of duty, music camps and tours and instruments.
HLS-PR-012: Curriculum Activity Risk Management
Highlights risk management strategies specific to each art form
SCM-PR-009: Public Performances by Students and Public Exhibitions of Student Works of Art
Schools are responsible for assisting students to recognise cultural, racial and gender sensitivities and widely-held community standards that are relevant to the contents of performances or works they may wish to make.
SCM-PR-010: External Programs presented in State Schools
Guidelines for ensuring all external programs presented to students in state schools support and align with the curriculum.
A revised version is now available free of charge. Contact the Senior Education Officer - Instrumental Music
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