Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design录取信息和留学费用介绍

　　Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design (DHSVAD) has a strong history of success in the creative arts and design faculties and is proud of the links established with the National Art School and The Design Centre Enmore, Sydney Institute of TAFE.

　　Students have access to an extensive range of subjects, courses and pattern of study and are guided by professional and highly experienced teaching staff who take a personal interest in each of their students.

　　Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design provides a safe and caring learning environment, which encourages success. Students and their families benefit from a comprehensive support network which includes specialist counsellors and learning support teachers.

　　Students access a variety of learning environments utilising the tools, machines and technologies relevant to the learning areas:·

　　Art Workrooms

　　Canteen

　　Ceramics Workshop

　　Connected Classroom

　　Computer Labs

　　Food Labs

　　Graphic Studios

　　Gymnasium

　　Library

　　Metal Workshop

　　Music Rooms

　　Science Labs

　　Senior Art Studios

　　Sports Ground

　　Textiles Workshop

　　Weights & Exercise Room

　　Wood Workshops

　　DHSVAD has a very enthusiastic and supportive P&C Association, which is affiliated with the Federation of P&C Associations on NSW.

　　The objects of the Association are to:

　　Promote the interests of the school by bringing parents, citizens, pupils and teaching staff into close cooperation.

　　Assist in providing assistance required by the school for the benefit of students

　　Report to the Minister of Education as to the material requirements of the school

　　Assist the teaching staff in establishment of school policy and management in all facets of school activity.

　　The Parents and Citizens’ Association meets on a regular basis at the school – usually the third Wednesday of each month from 7.30pm to 9.00pm in the Common Room in the Heritage Building facing Seaview Street.

　　The Association carries out activities in accordance with resolutions that have been passed by the membership. We are a very “hands-on” P&C and prefer to engage in meaningful activities rather than have endless meetings. Hence the P&C has been actively involved in both serious and fun activities, all of which contribute to the advancement and benefit of the school.

　　Activities the P&C has been involved in:

　　In the recent past the P&C played a key role in preventing the closure of Dulwich High and in it rebirth as Dulwich High  School of Visual Arts & Design.

　　Organised fundraising and social events including participation in the Dulwich Street Festival, Annual P&C Fun Night, sausage sizzles.

　　Organised “Thank You to Staff” morning teas.

　　Participated in a range of school Committees eg. Finance Committee & Marketing and Communications Committee.

　　Assisted with funding for equipment used by students

　　Established the school uniform shop and its passing to a commercial operator

　　Provided representation at Port Jackson District and Sydney Region P&C

　　Curated art displays

　　Participated in educational conferences

　　Assisted in the development of the school website and other publications.

　　At some meetings we have a special guest – either a Head Teacher or an external person – to give us additional information on subjects or tops affecting our children.

　　New members are very welcome and parents and carers of students are encouraged to become active members of the school and its community.