Teachers’ Professional Development
Weekdays by appointment.
Teachers: 18+
Learn skills and techniques employed in our specialised method of art education to help your team build valuable creative solutions for teaching in various ways.
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Workshop
Taku Hoe
2024
Available through Term 2
Mon 29 April - Fri 5 July
In this workshop, students will study the significance of Hoe (paddles) and the majestic waka vessels they navigate.
Discovering the artistry of Kōwhaiwhai patterns adorning these paddles, students will delve into the rich Māori heritage. Engaging in hands-on creativity, they will construct personalised contemporary or traditional neutral-coloured hoe using cardboard. Adding a tactile dimension, participants will fashion a harakeke cord for displaying their Hoe mahi toi, creating a tangible connection to Aotearoa’s cultural history.
For bookings and more information, please email: education@ceac.org.nz
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Primary - Intermediate: Y0 - Y8
2024
Available through Term 2
Mon 29 April - Fri 5 July
10.50
*Cost shown is per student, includes materials and educators and is excluding GST.
Available weekdays 10am - 1pm.
Class length: 3 hours (including 20 minute break).
Group size: Up to 60
We cater to any class size, however groups of less than 35 students do incur a minimum fee based on materials and educators’ time.
Classes can be held at Corban Estate Arts Centre, or at your school by arrangement.
Upcoming
Workshops
Fabricated Landscapes
Available Term 2 & 3 2025
Mon 28 Apr - Fri 19 Sept
Primary - Secondary: Y0+
In this mixed-media workshop, we will create imaginary landscapes inspired by the mountains, oceans and different terrains of Aotearoa.
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Pekapeka-tou-roa Zoetrope
Available Term 2 & 3 2025
Mon 28 April - Fri 19 Sept
Primary - Secondary: Y0+
In Henderson Park there lives a colony of Pekapeka-tou-roa—tiny bats flitting through the night, feeding on insects and roosting in the giant ancient trees. In this workshop, students will explore the habitat and behavior of our native long-tailed bats before creating their own zoetrope.
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