Performing Arts at HOPAC is an intrinsic part of campus life consisting of both the Drama and Music Programme. At HOPAC the focus is on development of the imagination and creative thinking processes, for the glory of God.
We emphasize how the performing arts connect with other subjects. We also give students an opportunity to explore their creativity and express themselves—both artistically and intellectually. We aspire that the experiences in the Performing Arts at HOPAC will prepare students to be strong, creative, confident leaders in the future.
As part of the school year, Primary put on the Christmas production at the end of term 1 and Middle School tend to be involved with the Easter Service.
Aside from these productions, HOPAC also puts on a literary play, a musical and a talent show. The cast and crew for each of these often include students of all ages and sometimes staff.
Productions that we have done include:
Students at HOPAC are involved in performing from the age of 5. They are offered music and drama throughout the school year from Kindergarten to Grade 8. Opportunities to perform come through various events throughout the school year. International day is a highlight where students have an opportunity to showcase their culture through dance, song and skits.