Workshop
Learn skills and techniques employed in our specialised method of art education to help your faculty build valuable creative solutions for teaching in various ways.
Learn practical and tangible skills for teaching art classes, and being equipped with ways to guide learning through creative discovery.
Our Professional Development sessions can cover a wide range of mediums and themes to suit any New Zealand curriculum requirements you might like to engage.
We can design and deliver to suit your needs, whether as individual masterclasses, a series of sessions over the term, or monthly wānanga throughout the year.
To learn more about how we can help to instil confidence in teaching art, get in touch with our Schools Education team for a kōrero!
For bookings and more information, please email: learningmanager@ceac.org.nz
Teachers: 18+
Weekdays by appointment.
Priced By Negotiation
For Teachers.
PD workshops and masterclasses are held on weekdays by appointment.
For enquiries email: learningmanager@ceac.org.nz
Upcoming
Workshops
Pakiwaitara - Taniwha Tales
Available Term 3 & 4 2026
Mon 20 Jul - Fri 18 Dec
Primary: Y0 - Y8
FULLY BOOKED FOR TERM 3
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The second in our popular series of pakiwaitara focusing on local histories and place. Pakiwaitara are traditional stories that serve to share knowledge, teach lessons, explain phenomena, and establish social or cultural practices. Taniwha Tales follows Tāmaki taniwha across our local landscape, and Waitematā and Manukau harbours.
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Life as Fungi
Available Term 3 2026
Mon 20 Jul - Fri 25 Sep
Primary: Y0 - Y8
FULLY BOOKED FOR TERM 3
Honouring the fascinating life of native NZ fungi, this drawing workshop will follow the fungal life cycle in stages. From the mycelium filaments and complex underground networks to the bloom of mushrooms and the puff dispersion of spores.
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Matariki Shadow Boxes
Available Term 3 2026
Mon 20 Jul - Fri 25 Sep
Primary: Y3 - Y8
FULLY BOOKED FOR TERM 3
Tamariki will explore the narratives of Matariki, learning about the individual stars and their cultural significance. Inspired by these stories, students will investigate the interplay of light and shadow to create their own representation of a Matariki theme.
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