South East Region Music Office is the ‘Hub’ that supports 105 instrumental music teachers and 155 classroom music teachers across the South East Region. The Regional Music Coordinator and leadership team support teachers with coordination of workshops, camps, performances, wellbeing, corporate support, publicity and media coverage for our region’s music students, curriculum and pedagogical support and instrumental teacher placement.

The Instrumental Teachers in the region are allocated to schools to implement the instrumental music curriculum through lessons and ensembles. The overarching purpose of the instrumental music program is to provide students with the opportunity to become musicians and experience the expressive qualities of music through learning to play a band or orchestral instrument. Engagement in the program will improve the quality of perception and self-expression by fostering the acquisition of music skills, thereby increasing aesthetic sensibility, cultural awareness and social – emotional engagement. Through the lens of music, students are empowered to make sense of their world.

South East Region Music, Department of Education
Every Student, Every Sound, Explicitly!

   

  

   

   

Mental Health Week

Tips for teens and parents. What to look for if you or your teen has depression, anxiety and how to maintain a healthy headspace.
Presented by Belinda Tessieri from headspace.
For Parents and Teens 12-17years

22 August
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Elanora Library

Book online on at cityofgoldcoast.com.au/libraryevents
or phone 5581 1671

Police Community Consultative Meeting

You're invited!
To the next Police community consultative meeting –

4:45 for 5:00 PM start (NEW TIME!)
Thursday 22 August at the Currumbin RSL

*How Forensic Science beats the crooks!*

Guest speaker – Jason Cross , Senior Constable, Scenes of Crime Officer

We have all seen or know about CSI – now learn from a real expert, how Forensic Science defeats even the smartest criminals – don't miss out, this promises to be an intriguing insight!

Find out what's happening with law and order in your community, meet your local senior police and voice any concerns!

So, we invite everyone to come along 4:45PM for 5:00 PM sharp, Thursday 22 August at the Currumbin RSL and see how you can best help your local police, to help us!

Please RSVP:- amazing@iangrace.com.au, to help us assess the numbers, thank you!