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SCHOOLS CONNECT PROGRAM 2015 |
The Schools Connect Program (SCP) is a new initiative established by the Help-A-School Foundation, a not-for- profit charity dedicated to enriching the educational opportunities for students in rural schools in India with schools in Australia.
The program will:
The program will:
- provide stationery and art supplies to classes in India;
- establish learning networks between classes in Australia and classes in rural India;
- feature an Exhibition of Artworks created by all participating students on the Theme: Gratitude
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PROGRAM AIMS
The Schools Connect Program (SCP) aims to:
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FINAL EXHIBITION of ARTWORK: ‘GRATITUDE’
Students from each buddy class will be invited to create a final piece of work to submit to an art exhibition on the Theme: Gratitude. Any medium may be used to allow for creativity, individualism and to portray the message they wish to share with their audience. This could mean for example; painted canvas work, charcoal drawings, print designs, pastel drawings, photography or handmade craft works.
Details of the Exhibition are:
Sunday 28th June: Public Day. Open 11.00am – 5.00pm for parents, families and general public
Monday 29th June: School Day. Open 9.00am – 3.00pm for participating schools in S.A. to attend as a class group (booked time slot required)
Venue: Norwood Town Hall, Don Pyatt Hall; 175 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067
This will be a wonderful opportunity for students to see their art work displayed in an area for public viewing and appreciation. Parents and families will be invited to attend on the Sunday.
Are you interested in being involved?
For full details of the Program click here
To express an interest in being involved click here
Are you interested in becoming a sponsor for this program?
For full details of sponsor involvement click here
To apply to become a sponsor click here
Students from each buddy class will be invited to create a final piece of work to submit to an art exhibition on the Theme: Gratitude. Any medium may be used to allow for creativity, individualism and to portray the message they wish to share with their audience. This could mean for example; painted canvas work, charcoal drawings, print designs, pastel drawings, photography or handmade craft works.
Details of the Exhibition are:
Sunday 28th June: Public Day. Open 11.00am – 5.00pm for parents, families and general public
Monday 29th June: School Day. Open 9.00am – 3.00pm for participating schools in S.A. to attend as a class group (booked time slot required)
Venue: Norwood Town Hall, Don Pyatt Hall; 175 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067
This will be a wonderful opportunity for students to see their art work displayed in an area for public viewing and appreciation. Parents and families will be invited to attend on the Sunday.
Are you interested in being involved?
For full details of the Program click here
To express an interest in being involved click here
Are you interested in becoming a sponsor for this program?
For full details of sponsor involvement click here
To apply to become a sponsor click here