Senior School students experience curriculum-based arts and applied skills classes, including visual art, music, drama, textiles, graphic design, information and communications technology, food studies, computer programming and digital film. From Grade 10 to 12, students are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions through our extensive offering of arts electives and Advanced Placement courses.
Students can also choose to participate in various clubs and activities outside of the classroom and throughout the year – ranging from computer programming and robotics to pottery, improv and textiles.
From a choir trip to New York culminating in a performance at Carnegie Hall, to class trips to the Vancouver Film Festival, Crofton House School girls have the opportunity to develop themselves as creative thinkers and performers, and spark a lifelong appreciation for the arts.
Senior School Opportunities:
- Grade 8–9 annual production
- “Off-Broadway”: quality annual production (alternates between a play and a musical each year)
- VISTA One-Act Play Festival: Students work in small groups to self-direct and rehearse one-act plays, and two plays are selected to present at the annual festival
- House Play Festival: House Captains direct and rehearse fun, high-energy mini-productions for all interested students
- Protohack Challenge: Students work together to create and present innovative solutions using design thinking and technology
- Music ensembles, including choir, band and orchestra, stage band
- Annual film festival showcasing students’ work
- Clubs: Drama, Stage Band, Studio 65 (Art), Tech Booth, Video
View the Co-Curricular Handbook