ARTS
Drama is another integral part of the arts at St. Hilda’s. From Kindergarten onwards, children participate in musicals and theatrical productions. In Secondary School, two plays are staged each year, one in English and one in Spanish, featuring works ranging from English classics to contemporary playwrights, including both international and Argentine literature.
The College’s theatrical tradition is so deeply rooted that former students return each year to stage their own production, maintaining a lasting connection with the school community through the performing arts.
St. Hilda’s College offers a comprehensive arts education programme, providing students with the opportunity to begin learning a musical instrument from an early age. As they progress, they can choose to specialise in a particular instrument or join the Primary School Choir.
Students are encouraged to take part in choral festivals, concerts and inter-house competitions, as well as the St. Hilda’s Community Orchestra and Choir, which welcome parents, teachers and former students.
Arts education plays an essential role in students’ holistic development, both as individuals and as members of society. Through artistic expression, students develop their intellectual abilities, creativity and teamwork skills.
