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Suggested Itineraries

Looking for some learning opportunities or suggested itineraries? Here are some suggestions or feel free to give us a call on (04) 913 3720.

What can my students do at Capital E?

Along with regular events, workshops and theatre productions, Capital E provides curriculum-linked programmes for children aged 3 to 17 years. All school programmes are supported by teacher resource materials for use in the classroom before and after your Capital E experience.

The OnTV Studio and the SoundHouse programmes are suitable for Year 3+ and are led by experienced teachers. You can book in for a whole day or come over two days to experience these.

The Capital E National Theatre for Children produces productions suitable for Early Childhood level up to Year 8 (age 12 years). In 2010 we have two productions: The Farm at the End of the Road for Early Childhood up to Year 3 and End Game for Year 4 to Year 8 students.

Here are some suggested itineraries that you may book:

Itinerary 1 – Creative Technology at Capital E

Bring 2 classes into Wellington for the day and experience Creative Technology from our OnTV Studio and SoundhouseTM NZ digital media suite.

Class 1

9:30am – 12pm – OnTV Studio Spend the morning creating a broad cast from our choice of educational OnTV Studio sessions; Wake Up New Zealand, Newscast or This is your Life

12 – 12.30pm – OnTV – Spend lunchtime out in Civic Square having lunch and plaing in Illot Green to burn off some energy

12:30 – 3:00pm – Spend the afternoon creating digital media from our choice of educational SoundhouseTM NZ sessions; Sound-Story Creator, Movie Soundtrack Creator, Digital Storyteller, Video Producer, Animation, Music Producer, 2D Game Design or 3D Game Design

Class 2

9:30am – 12pm – Spend the morning creating digital media from our choice of educational SoundhouseTM NZ sessions; Sound-Story Creator, Movie Soundtrack creator, Digital Storyteller, Video Producer, Animation, Music Producer, 2D Game Design or 3D Game Design

12:30pm – 12.30pm – Spend lunchtime out in Civic Square having lunch and plaing in Illot Green to burn off some energy

3:30pm – 4:30pm –OnTV Studio Spend the afternoon creating a broad cast from our choice of educational OnTV Studio sessions; Wake Up New Zealand, Newscast or This is your Life

Itinerary 2 – Creative Technology and the Museum of Wellington City and Sea

In a collaboration with the Museum of Wellington students produce their own documentary with this fun and educational programme based on your choice the Museum's most popular exihibitions: Telling Tales or The Wahine Disaster

9:30am – 11.30am – Students spend the morning at the Museum researching and developing their intervies based on the exhibition of their choice.

12:30 – 3pm – OnTV – Students walk to Capital E's OnTV Studio to spend the afternoon producing their television documentary: either Time Watch, based on Telling Tales, or Wahine Experience, based on The Wahine Disaster

Itinerary 3 – Creative Technology and Wellington Zoo

An integrated programme across the two venues with passionate and knowledgeable educators. Sessions can be either from 9.30am - 3.00pm or 12.30 - 6pm

9.30am - 12pm OR 12.30 - 3pm - Wellington Zoo
Students spend the morning at teh Zoo researching and developing their interviews based on the zoo education programme

Either

12.30 - 3pm OR 3.30 - 6pm - OnTV Zoos Noos - Yr 4-8: Students produce their own ZoosNoos documentary based on their original animal behaviour research. Yr 7-13 students produce their own ZoosNoos documentary after investigating zoo developments over the years. (Yrs 7 - 8 can choose)

Or

12.30 - 3pm Soundhouse TM NZ Zoo Media - Year 3 - 13: Animated Postcards - students learn user-friendly software and animation techniques to bring the animals they have studied to life on the computer screen and create animated postcards to send to friends and family...

Itinerary 4

Spend one half of the day experiencing any of the other Wellington Museums Trust facilities; The National Theatre for Children at Capital E (during theatre seasons), City Gallery, Cable Car Museum, Colonial Cottage, New Zealand Cricket Museum or Carter Observatory. Then spend the other half of the day experiencing any of our creative technology programmes. Return to school in the afternoon buzzing with creativity and inspiration from a great day out!

Junior Theatre Experience at Capital E

9:45am – Arrive at Capital E, Civic Square

10am – 11am - See The Farm at the End of the Road at the McKenzie Theatre, Capital E

11am – 12pm  You and your students can eat your lunch in the Capital E foyer and check out the Children’s Art Gallery (ArtCase)

12pm – 1pm – Enjoy a walk around the Wellington Waterfront and take in some of the other nearby attractions such as the Museum of Wellington, City Gallery or Te Papa.

1pm – Return to Civic Square for bus pick up and return trip back to school for follow up activities from the The Farm at the End of the Road teacher’s resource.

 

Middle and Senior Theatre Experience at Capital E

9:45am – Arrive at Capital E, Civic Square

10am – 11am - See End Game at the Main Hall, Capital E

11am – 12pm  You and your students can eat your lunch in the Capital E foyer and check out the Children’s Art Gallery (ArtCase)

12pm – 1pm – Enjoy a walk around the Wellington Waterfront and take in some of the other nearby attractions such as the Museum of Wellington, City Gallery or Te Papa.

1pm – Return to Civic Square for bus pick up and return trip back to school for follow up activities from the End Game teacher’s resource.

 

 

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