A group of talented Ayr State High School students recently showcased their musical abilities at the prestigious State Honours Ensemble Program (SHEP) held in Townsville a couple of weeks ago.
The program, hosted by the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, brings together some of North Queensland’s most dedicated young musicians for an enriching experience of intensive rehearsals, professional masterclasses, and a culminating public concert performance.
Students are selected for SHEP through a nomination process and are given the opportunity to learn and perform alongside accomplished conductors and professional musicians. Throughout the weekend, Ayr High’s students not only developed their musical talents but also built valuable confidence and collaborative skills.
The school extended congratulations to all participants who represented Ayr High with both pride and passion.
Ayr High continues to support opportunities that encourage artistic excellence and personal growth among its students, with SHEP standing as a proud example of both.