telstraclear pacific schools programme brochure 2013

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bookings & enquiries

contentstreams

experience 2Dancing with Mythology

Dance Masterclasses

Storylines Story Tour

School Production Programme

engage 6

Project Light Bulb

Cloaks Project

access 9

workshop calendar 12

programming & market ing

Joseph CasalmeCommunity Manager

Phone (09) 966 1740Fax (09) 976 7700

Email [email protected]

TelstraClear Pacifc Events Centre

770 Great South Road, Manukau 2104PO Box 76 596 Manukau 2104

www.pacifc.org.nz

Luisa ManaseitavaSchools Coordinator

Phone (09) 966 1743Fax (09) 976 7700

Email [email protected]

OFFICIAL LEOTC PROVIDER


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Kia oraOur Schools Programme has been supporting schools since 2004, growing

rom simple school tours and short workshops to artist residencies andsponsored perormances. On its ninth year, we are still very much passionate

in giving young people and their teachers access to arts experiences that

engage, challenge and inspire.

Last year our Schools Programme attracted over 26,000 students enjoying their venue,

many participating or ree with transport also provided which we thank our sponsors or.

We remain committed to being an active part in the vibrant development o children and

young people through the arts. As an of cial Learning Experiences Outside The Classroom

(LEOTC) Provider o the Ministry o Education, we continually look or ways to improve the

programme while aligning it to the NZ Curriculum.

A highlight was our arts residency programme led by experienced arts proessionals

working in the school environment. This programme celebrated student achievement

while providing proessional development opportunities in the arts or teachers.

The programme also provided a venue or New Zealands leading childrens book authors

and illustrators to interact with over 1,600 students in a two day event. Storylines Story

Tour will be back in 2013 and promises to be an enlightening time or all.

This year we partner again with Atamira Dance Company who will be leading our

introductory dance workshops and dance masterclasses while working with us in Project

Light Bulb. We will also be working with other proessional practitioners in soon to be

announced workshops.

We have a wide range o outside the school activities to choose rom which will surely

aid young people and teachers to meet their goals. We are looking orward to an exciting2013 in working together with you and giving the best possible educational experience or

children.

Please do contact our team and book early!

Nga mihi

Sir Noel Robinson KNZM Richard JeferyChairman CEO

Counties Manukau Pacic Trust TelstraClear Pacic


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experienceThe Experience Stream is composed o programmes where students participate inauthentic learning experiences in a proessional perorming arts environment that

cannot be replicated in the classroom. Arts based programmes are oered to year

1-13 students and are in line with the NZ Ministry o Educations Learning Experiences

Outside the Classroom (LEOTC) programme to compliment and enrich school based

learning.

The main programmes are Dancing With Mythology, the Dance Masterclasses, the

Storylines Story Tour and the sponsored Schools Production Programme.

All programmes in the Experience Stream are ully sponsored and are ree o

charge. Bus programme sponsorships are also made available or schools looking toparticipate in the Experience and the Engage Streams (conditions may apply).

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Dancing with Mythology is the Schools

Programmes introductory workshop series.

It derives inspiration rom Pou Kapua or

Cloud Pillar, the centres stunning 21 metre

carving which narrates the Maori myth oKupe, Rangi and Papa and Tangaroa and the

creation story o Maui, the rst man.

These practical hal day workshops are

suitable to give students an understanding

o dance and drama processes. Students

will explore legends and migration stories,

sharing their creative work with each otheron stage at the end o the workshop. Schools

may book or both workshops or just one.

Dancing w ith M yt hologyyears 1- 8 | levels 1- 4 dance


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Three Dance Masterclass workshops will be held during the year to be

oered to serious and committed senior students o dance. AtamirasArtistic Director Moss Patterson will lead students through a series o

exercises and choreographic ideas that will inspire and ignite new ideas

about how dance can be used as an exciting way to be creative.

The workshops will include the teaching o Atamira repertoire as well as

choreographic skills based on ta moko and kowhaiwhai designs and how

these patterns can be used to create movement and new dance work.

Music used during the workshop will utilise soundtracks orm long termAtamira collaborators Paddy Free (Pitch Black) and Richard Nunns. Video

material will also be used during the workshop and reected upon.

Dance Masterclassesyears 8- 13


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The Schools Programme will be sponsoring

venue space or a maximum o three

secondary schools to stage their school

production in the Genesis Energy Theatre.

Students will be able to use the theatre

and have ree access to basic sound and

lighting equipment or their rehearsal

and perormance day, along with a venue

technician and ront o house sta.

Schools must meet guidelines and send in

their application beore the end o Term 1

2013. For Application Forms, call the School

Coordinator on (09) 9661743 or email

[email protected].

New Zealands leading writers and

illustrators or childrens books will be

holding a massive two day programme

to interact with students rom all overAuckland.

Held exclusively or schools as part

o the Storylines Festival, this is a rare

opportunity or students and teachers

not only to meet the creators o the

books which they have read and enjoyed

but also to receive inspiration andencouragement or own their artistic,

literary and dramatic eorts.

School Product ionSponsorship

StorylinesStory Touryears 4- 9


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engage

Project Light Bulb is the main programme or the Engage Stream. It is a leadershiparts programme or young people based on collaborative partnership best practice

models in the UK and USA. Its partnership planning, programming, management

and evaluation processes have been trialled in six Auckland schools since 2007.

This arts residency programme is led by proessional arts practitioners who will work

with students and teachers or one to two terms within the school environment.

Each project will be a collaboration among the artists, students, teachers and senior

management to produce high quality learning results. The workshops may be used

as part o the school curriculum or in line with a schools theatre production. The

workshops will lead back to the centre where the children will showcase their work in

a proessional theatre environment.

Project Light Bulb is project managed by Sally Markham MNZM and Markham Arts.

For inquiries and expressions o interest to participate in the residency programmes,

email Sally Markham at [email protected].

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Project Light Bulbyears 7- 13


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Cloak s Projectyea rs 5 & 6 | levels 3 & 4 visual art, drama

The Cloaks Project is a one term

programme under Project Light Bulb

where students and teachers will

develop and design their own cloak thatrepresent their turangawaewae their

sense o belonging. This workshop will

be a journey o sel discovery and an

expression o intellect, traditions and

culture.

The workshop will culminate in a live

event where the children rom thedierent schools will parade their

nished cloaks among amily and peers.


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access

TelstraClear Pacic Events Centre is host to excellent live and theatre perormances,

musicals, symphonies and concerts which children and young people will both

learn rom and enjoy. With the support o our sponsors, the Access Stream provides

opportunities or schools to attend these events or ree or with student ticket

prices. Teachers may also link these events to school curriculum and access teachers

resources, i available, or urther exploration and enhancement o creative thinking.

Schools also have greater access to the venue at special rates. Whether it is an end o

year awards or a school production season, TelstraClear Pacic will sponsor 50% o

the venue hire cost.

The schools programme also accommodate schools in need o a venue at short

notice depending on availability. Groups may book a venue or a rehearsal or even or

a class outside the classroom. I the space is available, its ree o charge!

The centre is also available or ree venue tours. Students can learn how architecture

can reect theme while enjoying the venues public art collection.

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Access Calendar

k iw ibots 2013

TERM 1Kiwibots February 2013 www. vexrobotics.co.nz

APO 4 Kids April 22 www.apo.co.nzYoung Enterprise Scheme March 4 www.youngenterprise.org.nz

E-Day 2013

TERM 2

Auckland Secondary School May 2013 www.theoriginalartsale.co.nz

Art Competition

National Young Leaders Day May 26 www. nyldnz.orgYoung Enterprise Scheme May 27 www.youngenterprise.org.nz

Dragons DenSt. Kentigern College May 28 www.saintkentigern.com

Music Festival

Bring It On Heats May 31 & June 1 www.bringitondance.comCapital E! presents June 17 & 18 www.capitale.org.nz

Seasons

APO Connecting to Music July 2 www.apo.co.nz

TERM 3

NZ Family History Fair August 2 - 4 www.nzamilyhistoryair.org.nzBring It On Finals August 10 www.bringitondance.com

World Vision Kids or Kids September 2013 www.worldvision.org.nz

TERM 4

Southside Arts Festival October 2013 www.southside.org.nz

Cult Couture Fashions Awards October 2013 www.southside.org.nz

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without prior notice.


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Work shop Calendar

TERM 1Dancing with Mythology February 19

March 19 & 26April 4

Project Light Bulb March 2012

Dance Masterclass March 2012

TERM 2Dancing with Mythology May 16 & 29

June 6 & 11

Project Light Bulb June 2012

Dance Masterclass June 2012

TERM 3

Storylines Story Tour August 2012

Dancing with Mythology August 6 & 21

TERM 4

Dancing with Mythology November 13 & 14November 21 & 26

Cloaks Project October 2012

Dance Masterclass October 2012

Dates accurate as o time o printing and may change without prior notice.

For bookings, contact Luisa Manaseitava at [email protected] or call (09) 9661743.

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