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- Gorokan High School has been referred to as a lighthouse school in music. It was one of 25 schools referenced in the National Review of Music Education in 2005 where it was noted as having an enduring music programme on account of its notable success over a period of 25 years.
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In 1977 the school moved to its permanent site in Goobarabah Avenue Gorokan (now technically Lake Haven) with a limited number of classrooms, but also a Science block, Hall, Industrial Arts rooms, Music Rooms, Special Purpose rooms (eg Art, Tech Drawing), Administration Building and Library.
Gorokan High School is a government-funded co-educational dual modality partially academically selective and comprehensive secondary day school, located in Lake Haven, in the Central Coast region of New South Wales, Australia.
Gorokan High School has been referred to as a lighthouse school in music. [4] It was one of 25 schools referenced in the National Review of Music Education in 2005 where it was noted as having an enduring music programme on account of its notable success over a period of 25 years.
Jun 20, 2018 · Music Education in Japan. What lessons can we learn from Japan’s emphasis on an early appreciation of music? A high school in Kashiwa is a prime example of this teaching practice and it consistently wins competitions. As educators, we can always glean new insights from the teaching practices in other countries.
Elizabeth is "grateful for the opportunity to learn about the local Aboriginal culture and is honoured to be able to perform her song and represent Gorokan High School". Elizabeth will be performing her music composition at the Central Coast Schools Showcase next Thursday at Laycock Street Theatre. Congratulations Elizabeth ...
Gorokan High School has a history of HSC success. Academically selective and comprehensive, we welcome selective, local and special needs students. We embrace the Stronger Smarter philosophy for Aboriginal students, building achievement through cultural strengthening.
