From the top of the North to the bottom of the South, one big long family road trip! 6am and the alarm goes off. It’s the first day of the Songs of the Sea tour and Capital E’s National...Read More
You might have met Cara in the play space at Capital E, she’s always got a smile on her face and lots of fun activities for the kids to do! What’s your role at Capital E? I’m a...Read More
This was presented by Peter Graham and Sam Phillips, Capital E’s digital tutors, at the uLearn conference in Hamilton, October 2017. At Capital E we strongly believe in the power of the...Read More
With the power of imagination, an egg carton can become a turtle, a shower cap transforms into a jellyfish and sheepskin into colourful coral! This all happened at Capital E in the school...Read More
Looking for a quick activity for the kids? Try this imaginative shoe scribbling! We tried this in a Capital E staff meeting and ended up with a hot air balloon, a pineapple, a roller coaster, a...Read More
The Capital E Digital team like to keep an ear to the Matrix when it comes to new and interesting things in the world of technology. Two of our intrepid Digital Team crawled blinking from the...Read More
Our National Arts Festival is in full swing, and week one has been amazing! It has featured daring acrobatics, squirting milk jets, cheeky taniwha, gigantic sculptures, beached whales, evil...Read More
Capital E is lucky enough to have the hilarious and talented White Face Crew joining us to perform La Vie Dans Une Marionette in our National Arts Festival. This charming and...Read More
Access is hugely important to us at Capital E. That’s why we want to make it as easy as possible for you to attend these National Arts Festival shows. Photo by David Rowland,...Read More
Tim Sneddon in Sticks Stones Broken Bones - Photo by Andrew Wuttke Capital E is excited to present Sticks Stones Broken Bones as part of our National Arts Festival 2017! In this amazing show...Read More