The Creative Arts and Technology co-curricular activities provide diverse opportunities for students with a creative mind to unleash their imagination upon a range of group and individual projects. These groups provide students with the space, time and guidance to enhance and refine their skills, extending students beyond the bounds of curricular Art and Technology. The co-curricular group can also benefit students intending on or currently studying Art and Technology subjects.

• Art Group
• Craft Group
• Creative Writing Group
• Dance
• Drama Club
• Technical Production Crew

Hills Zone Sports Association

Association of Independent Co-Educational Schools

Combined Independent Schools

Christian Schools Sport Association

Leadership and Christian groups are a key aspect of the College. They aim to nurture and encourage student’s spiritual growth and equip students with skills that will benefit them across all aspects of their schooling and throughout their lives. They aim to produce strong, confident, capable young men and women who will be undaunted by challenges they encounter and have the courage to not only stand up but also take action for what they believe. 

• 7NOV8
• The Edge
• Christian Leadership
• Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme
• Leadership Training Program
• Changemakers
• Student Engagement Representatives

Rouse Hill Anglican College endeavours to equip students with the fundamentals of music by offering a variety of opportunities where students can unwrap and explore the gift of music, pursue excellence in performance and develop a heart for serving others.

The co-curricular music program runs in conjunction with the classroom program, offering a diverse range of opportunities for students to unwrap the gift of music and explore their potential. The program provides students with the opportunity to enrich and extend their practical music gifts beyond the mandatory curriculum and elective classes. Ensembles encourage students to express and communicate musically, deepen their musical understanding and gain an appreciation of the art form.

In Senior School students are encouraged to participate in the ensembles to promote team work, excellence and building an attitude of serving others. Ensembles are open to all students who are interested in singing or playing an instrument with opportunities available from beginner to advanced levels.

Participation in an ensemble is strongly advised for students who undertake the elective music course as this additional time spent in music making enhances their aural and theory knowledge as well as their performance techniques.

Each ensemble performs at school events and functions, festivals and eisteddfods, community events as well as sharing the gift of music with senior members of our greater community.

For more information please click on each of the ensembles below:

• Symphonic Wind Ensemble
• Jazz Band & Chapel Band
• Giocoso Strings & Drumline
• Vocal Group & Senior Vocal Group

Performance opportunities include:

• HSC Showcase
• MADD Night (Years Nine and Ten)
• Twilight (Years Seven and Eight)
• Senior School Musical
• Anglican Schools Corporation Choral Festival
• Hawkesbury Eisteddfod
• HICES Music Festival

Private music tuition is also available from experienced tutors in appropriate spaces provided by the College.

A variety of co-curricular sport is offered at the College and there are numerous opportunities for students to engage in inter-school competitions in various team sports.

The College is a member of the Hills Zone Sports Association who co-ordinate the competition between local schools in a number of sports. HZSA (Hills Zone Sports Association) competitions run throughout the year on Monday to Thursday afternoons and include sports. 

There are also a range of championship days which are held throughout the year during the school days.

Check out the amazing time students had with the Western Sydney Wanderers!