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    • National Theatre for Children Auditions now open!
      • Nau mai, haere mai!  Capital E Live, National Theatre for Children, Te Whare Tapere ā-Motu mō ngā Tamariki, is holding auditions for professional adult actors for roles in their 2023 touring production “The Grumpiest Boy in the World”, for audiences aged 5-11 years old.

    • National Theatre for Children Auditions now open!
      • Nau mai, haere mai!  Capital E Live, National Theatre for Children, Te Whare Tapere ā-Motu mō ngā Tamariki, is holding auditions for professional adult actors for roles in their 2023 touring production “The Grumpiest Boy in the World”, for audiences aged 5-11 years old.

    • National Creative Residency 2022
      •          The National Theatre for Children hosted its first National Creative Residency for Aotearoa-based Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) aspiring makers.

    • Benefits of Displaying Your Child’s Art
      •     Capital E and the Wellington Sakai Association asked the tamariki of Wellington to “draw what home means to you” for the 5th annual Wellington Children’s Art Exhibition.

    • Creative Collider Residency
      •   Capital E’s National Theatre for Children recently hosted the inaugural Creative Collider Residency, a unique programme designed to upskill local theatre practitioners and support the creation of high-quality theatre for young audiences.

    • Seasons – Reviews
      • The 2021 junior education tour for the National Theatre for Children is well underway with the completion of the first part of the tour.

    • Seasons – Feedback
      • The 2021 junior education tour for the National Theatre for Children is well underway with the completion of the first part of the tour.

    • Heart Warming Letters to Capital E
      • One of the rewarding aspects of working in an arts and heritage organisation is hearing from our audiences about how their experiences with us have impacted their lives.

    • Theatre for Young Audiences panel event
      • An event was held for the Theatre for Young Audiences sector hosted by Capital E and Circa Theatre, in collaboration with PAYPA (Performing Arts for Young People Aotearoa) on 19th April at Circa Theatre Wellington.

    • Meet the cast of Seasons – Flora
      • Growing up, Flora loved escaping to new worlds through stories, that love only grew greater when she realised that through theatre, she got to become a direct part of them.

    • Exploring creativity in the ontv studio       
      • Words by Kristen Rowe Welcome to Capital E’s OnTV studio, an environment that provides kids new experiences with technology in the context of creating a ‘live’ news show! This challenge promises the excitement and uncomfortableness of trying something new with room to settle in and explore creativity in a team dynamic.

    • Capital E GETS A PROGRAMMING UPDATE
      • This year our programmes are undergoing a refresh at Capital E as the Digital Team (Kit, Kristen, Loren and Marten) continue to work on new education programmes for OnTV and MediaLab.

    • Digital Education Refresh
      • This year the Digital Education programmes are undergoing a refresh at Capital E as the Digital Team (Kit, Kristen, Loren and Marten) continue to work on new education programmes for OnTV and MediaLab.

    • Digital Education Reboot
      • This year our Digital Education programmes are undergoing a reboot at Capital E as the Digital Team (Kit, Kristen, Loren and Marten) continue to work on new education programmes for OnTV and MediaLab.

    • Creativity Collection – For Ages 6-12
      • We have compiled and curated a list of websites with high quality and inspiring creative content and fun and inspiring activities to do with your tamariki, or for them to do by themselves at home during lockdown.

    • Creativity Collection – For Ages 3-5
      • We have compiled and curated a list of websites with high quality and inspiring creative content and fun and inspiring activities to do with your tamariki, or for them to do by themselves at home during lockdown.

    • MediaLab Programmes
      • NZ Curriculum Achievement Objectives they correspond to: Programme Digital Technology Literacy Visual Arts Music – Sound Arts Extra Information Key Competencies 21st Century Learning Skills Music Making Level 2, 3 & 4 Developing and Designing Digital Outcomes Level 2, 3 & 4 • Purposes & Audiences • Structure • Ideas                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                N/A Level 2, 3 & 4 •Developing Ideas •Communicating and Interpreting   • Thinking • Managing Self • Using Language, symbols and text •Participating and Contributing • Collaboration • Knowledge construction • Skilled communication • Real-world problemsolving and innovation • Use of ICT for learning • Self regulation 3D Game Design Level 2, 3 & 4 Developing and Designing Digital Outcomes Level 2 • Purposes & Audiences Ideas Level 2 & 3 •Developing Practical Knowledge N/A STEM • Thinking • Managing Self • Using Language, symbols and text •Participating and Contributing • Collaboration • Knowledge construction • Skilled communication • Real-world problemsolving and innovation • Use of ICT for learning • Self regulation Coding: App making Level 2, 3 & 4 Developing and Designing Digital Outcomes Computational Thinking for Digital Technologies Level 2, 3 & 4 • Purposes & Audiences •Structure N/A N/A STEM • Thinking • Managing Self • Using Language, symbols and text •Participating and Contributing • Collaboration • Knowledge construction • Skilled communication • Real-world problemsolving and innovation • Use of ICT for learning • Self regulation Your VR Level 2, 3 & 4 Developing and Designing Digital Outcomes Level 2, 3 & 4 • Purposes & Audiences •Ideas Level 2, 3 & 4 •Developing Practical Knowledge N/A STEM • Thinking • Managing Self • Using Language, symbols and text •Participating and Contributing • Collaboration • Knowledge construction • Skilled communication • Real-world problemsolving and innovation • Use of ICT for learning • Self regulation Multiplayer Gaming N/A N/A N/A N/A Not educational Students do not learn 3D Game Design in this session                                                                                                          • Thinking • Managing Self • Using Language, symbols and text •Participating and Contributing • Collaboration • Knowledge construction • Skilled communication • Real-world problemsolving and innovation • Use of ICT for learning • Self regulation

    • Little Creators: Texture and Paint
      • Let’s explore how different textures create unique patterns! You’ll need: Materials with different textures (corrugated cardboard, scraps of materials, fake grass etc) Paint Paint brushes Sponges Sheets of paper Set out all of your textures on the floor (on top of a tarpaulin if you have one to help with clean up!).

    • Talking ‘Te Kuia’ with Taki Rua
      • Last Saturday,  Taki Rua held the World Premiere of their latest show Te Kuia Me Te Pūngāwerewere in Te Marae, Te Papa as part of the Capital E National Arts Festival.

    • Welcoming Wolfgang to Wellington
      • This week, the circus is in town with a classical music twist! The incredible Circa Contemporary Circus has taken the Creative Capital by storm, tumbling and twirling their way into the hearts of students around the Wellington region.

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