Instrumental Music Program

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Instrumental Music Program

Years 3–12

The Instrumental Music (IM) Program at Western Cape College offers students from Years 3–12 the opportunity to learn an instrument, read music and perform alongside their peers.

What Students Develop

Through the program, students develop:

Musical skills and confidence
Coordination, discipline and resilience
Teamwork and time management

Program Structure

Weekly 30-minute group lessons (3–5 students) focusing on instrumental fundamentals
After-school ensemble rehearsals from Term 2, building performance and collaboration skills

Assessment and Pathways

Assessed each term in line with the Instrumental Music Curriculum
Progress reported on report cards
Senior participation (Years 11–12) may contribute towards the QCE

Performance Opportunities

Performance opportunities include:

School assemblies
End-of-Year Musical Showcase
Nomination for the State Honours Ensemble Program (SHEP) for selected students

Whether your child is discovering music for the first time or continuing their musical journey, the Instrumental Music Program offers a rich, rewarding experience that nurtures both personal and academic growth.

Questions About the Instrumental Music Program?

For more information about the Instrumental Music Program, please contact your campus.

Weipa Campus

07 4090 6444

admin@wcc.eq.edu.au

Mapoon Campus

07 4090 6444

admin@wcc.eq.edu.au

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Last reviewed 24 February 2026

Last updated 24 February 2026