St Nicholas Diocesan School's culture and arts programme webpage
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Collected on 30 September 2026
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Visual Arts
Learners can develop visual creativity and skills through drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, craft, photography, videography, filmmaking and architecture, with work displayed at the school and selected exhibitions.
- Who it is for
- Learners across all phases of the school
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application or enrolment route.
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Across all phases of the school, learners are encouraged to explore Visual Arts as a means of developing creativity, imagination, and visual understanding
Annual Gospel Choir Evening
The annual Gospel Choir Evening brings schools together for song, worship and fellowship.
- Who it is for
- Schools and choir participants
- How to act on it
- The document does not state how to attend or participate.
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A particular highlight is our annual Gospel Choir Evening, where schools come together for an inspiring celebration of song, worship, and fellowship.
Marimba and Steel Drum Bands
Learners can participate in the Marimba and Steel Drum Bands, which perform at school and other prestigious events.
- Who it is for
- School learners interested in instrumental performance
- How to act on it
- The document does not state how learners join the bands.
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Our Marimba and Steel Drum Bands are widely recognised and have earned opportunities to perform at a range of prestigious events
Junior and Senior Choirs
Learners can participate in the Junior and Senior Choirs, which perform at school events and choir evenings.
- Who it is for
- School learners interested in singing
- How to act on it
- The document does not state how learners join the choirs.
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Our Junior and Senior Choirs, led by Mr Jumah, reflect a deep passion for singing and consistently deliver memorable performances at various school events and choir evenings.
Drama, Dance, Music and Visual Arts
Learners in the Junior and High School can explore these arts through the curriculum and co-curricular activities.
- Who it is for
- Junior and High School learners
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application or enrolment route.
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All the Arts - Drama, Dance, Music, and Visual Arts - are embedded in the curriculum and also offered as co-curricular opportunities across both the Junior and High School
Art Club
Learners who are not taking Visual Arts academically can use the Art Club as an additional creative activity and produce work such as magazine covers and school murals.
- Who it is for
- Learners not taking Visual Arts academically
- How to act on it
- The document does not state how learners join the Art Club.
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The Art Club offers additional creative opportunities for learners not taking Visual Arts academically.
Who can apply
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Visual Arts
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Annual Gospel Choir Evening
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Marimba and Steel Drum Bands
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Junior and Senior Choirs
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Drama, Dance, Music and Visual Arts
- Be a learner in the Junior or High School
Art Club
- Not be taking Visual Arts academically
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KwaZulu-Natal
Key Takeaways
- St Nicholas Diocesan School offers Drama, Dance, Music and Visual Arts
- Arts activities are available across the Junior and High School
- The Art Club is available to learners not taking Visual Arts academically
- Junior and Senior Choirs are led by Mr Jumah
- Learners participate in exhibitions and music performances
- St Nicholas Diocesan School
- Mr Jumah
- KZN Museum
- Tatham Art Gallery
- The Witness