Our Religious Creative Arts Competition celebrates our students from K-10.
The Religious Creative Arts Competition returns in 2026 for its 11th inspiring year!
Catholic Schools Broken Bay is proud to once again celebrate the remarkable creativity, imagination and faith of our students through this much-loved competition.
The theme this year is inspired by one of our core values ‘FAITH’ and the words of Hebrews 11:1 “Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen”. Students are invited to explore what faith looks like, feels like, and means in their everyday lives. Through bold ideas, heartfelt expression and creative storytelling, students will bring to life the unseen hopes, trust and courage that faith inspires.
We can’t wait to see the extraordinary works our CSBB students will create, as they bring their God-given gifts to life through creativity and imagination.
For more information on how to get involved & competition guidelines, please contact your school.
Five Dynamic Categories
Visual Arts, Dance, Music, Short Film, and the exciting new category Creative Speech. *all entries must be student’s original work
Visual Arts includes painting, drawing, colouring, photography, sculpture, clay work, and crafted pieces. Through a variety of materials and techniques, students creatively explore and express the theme of faith in visually powerful and meaningful ways.
Dance includes ballet, hip‑hop, contemporary, jazz, cultural dances, and other dance styles performed to music. Movement and rhythm are used to express emotion, storytelling, and faith, capturing belief and meaning through the language of the body.
Music includes vocal or instrumental performance. Through rhythm, melody, and harmony, students share expressions of faith that inspire, uplift, and connect.
Short Film involves the creation of a brief visual narrative that thoughtfully captures and communicates the theme of faith through storytelling, imagery, sound, and performance.
Creative Speech includes drama, poetry, comedy, rap, and monologues. Through spoken word and performance, students give voice to ideas, reflections, and stories of faith with creativity and confidence.
