AIGC Parent Portal
The AIGC Parent Portal is for parents of girls who are currently enrolled in the Australian International Girls Choir.Â
Please utilise the Parent Portal to keep up to date with your daughter’s class information, important dates and more.
How do we keep a class flowing smoothly at ISPA? 🎵ðŸŽ
Performing Arts activities are high-energy and require lots of quick transitions from frenzy to focus. That`s why our team members have all got a back pocket full of activities to keep groups of all sizes and learning needs engaged. 🌟
In any ISPA session, we always include some creative transitions and focus activities to grab the attention of a group in seconds. Swipe through to see how we keep performing arts sessions on track, and fun from start to finish!
Jul 19
🎶 Shake, shake… It’s almost time!
Only 4 weeks to go until IGC classes kick off for Semester 1, 2025–26! We can’t wait to welcome our choristers back and say hello to some brand new faces too.
Ready to join the fun? Sign up now via link in bio to start or continue your daughter`s performing arts journey with the IGC! 🎤
Jul 17
Why do we incorporate movement into the International Girls Choir? Here’s why:
🎠It makes performances more engaging – adding movement transforms a vocal-only performance into something much more captivating for audiences.
🎶 It supports our performing arts curriculum – we’re not just teaching singing, but also dance, stagecraft, and physical expression.
🧠It boosts kinesthetic learning – movement often matches words or musical cues (like reaching up on a high note), helping girls physically connect with what they’re singing. This is also a great way to remember song lyrics!
Watch our talented Avanti choristers rehearsing ‘Born to Be Brave’ at our May Concert Production Rehearsal.
Jul 14
Introducing our Tutor Tip series, where our IGC Tutors share their go-to advice for young performers! 🎶✨
Today, Alice is taking us back to basics with a simple but essential reminder: always warm up your voice before singing. Just like dancers warm up their bodies, singers need to prepare their vocal cords – they’re muscles too!
Next time you practise at home, try starting with a gentle hum or a lip trill. You might be surprised by how much easier and more comfortable singing feels afterward! 🎤
Jul 11
