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Learning Environments In the Community

ARTS:LIVE’s courses and activities can also be adapted for community art-making projects.

Collaborative participation in the arts strengthens relationships between parents, students, schools and the wider school community, while sharing skills, resources and cultural knowledge.

Get started with ARTS:LIVE’s Visual Storytelling course to encourage your community to tell their story, or use the Sustain Your Art course as stimulus to start a creative recycling project!

We’ve previewed all the courses and activities so you can take a look at what’s on offer. Get exploring today and register for free to access everything you need to take creativity to the next level in your community!

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  • 9 x 45 minute lessons

    Visual Storytelling

    Years 2-6
    Visual storytelling is one of the oldest forms of storytelling, enlisting a range of mediums including song, dance, theatre, mime, craft, sign language and visual arts. Explore a range of ways to bring your story to life with the use of visual mediums such as picture storybooks.
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  • 6 × 45 minute lessons

    Sustain Your Art

    Years 5-10, Secondary
    Meet Ash Keating, a visual artist interested in environmental problems facing society. Discover how he creates large-scale installations from commercial and industrial waste materials and create your own art to inspire and challenge a wider audience to think about sustainability.
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  • 10 x 70 minute lessons

    Stories from Home

    Years 7-10, Secondary
    Ever wanted to learn more about the craft of theatre-making? Stories from Home will take you through a structured ten lesson project and by the end, you will have an original show. Students will draw on fictional diary entries from refugee characters to inform their devising, play building and assessment tasks.
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