Drew Mayhills is an experienced educator, professional learning facilitator, organisational coach and musician with a proven track record of success in evidence-based teaching and learning, innovation, and leadership roles across public, independent, and tertiary education.
Drew Mayhills
- Perth WA Australia
With extensive professional expertise in The Arts, Technology Integration, Digital Transformation and Professional Learning, Drew leverages his learning agility, research abilities, and communication skills to support leaders, staff, and students in achieving excellence and improved educational outcomes.
As a Creative Director at one of Australia’s leading independent K-12 schools, Drew collaborates with staff, artists, industry professionals and the broader community to deliver a multidisciplinary arts program that empowers students to unlock their creative potential.
An accomplished session guitarist and award-nominated music producer, Drew teaches electronic music production with Ableton Live at Lab Six, Perth's leading DJ and music production school. He was one of the first educators in Australia to establish a 1:1 electronic music program in the secondary education environment leveraging Live and Push.
In addition to his work at Lab Six, Drew teaches and mentors pre-service teachers as a sessional academic at Edith Cowan University's School of Education, ensuring the next generation of music educators can support their students to make the most of the new opportunities afforded by emergent technologies.
Drew provides private tuition, school-based engagements, workshops, presentations, and consulting services.
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