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'Monarch' is a touring theatre show that mixes vivid characters, comedy, physical theatre and story.
'Monarch' follows Lea, a young girl studying the importance of butterflies so she can present a speech at school. Her Grandma is a butterfly scientist who works to protect monarchs in her area. BUT a greedy city planner threatens to destroy the butterfly winter home!
A claustrophobic caterpillar, famous scientists, a time machine and a battle to save the butterfly winter home!
Lea develops confidence to overcome her fears and uses her voice to make change.
Speech writing, butterfly survival, intergenerational partnerships, change makers.
cotheatrephysical.co.nz/school-shows/monarch.
Be part of history and join the Malta ANZAC U18 Rowing Regatta re-uniting Australia and NZ in Malta for the first time since WWI (1914–1918) remembering the 58,000 wounded ANZACs from the Gallipoli camp disembarked in Malta for treatment , remember buried ANZACs in Malta.
For more details, please contact John via email: malta.anzacs@gmail.com
The NZ GCC is a 4-6 week course consisting of 18 online modules and 4 'in-person' dialogue sessions facilitated via Zoom. Participants will be equipped with lifelong global 'power skills': collaboration, critical thinking, problem solving, open-mindedness, cross-cultural communication, and flexibility. These skills will enable our rangatahi to thrive in multicultural and global environments, work effectively on diverse teams and being active community members.
AFS New Zealand is offering scholarships for students to take part in a web-based intercultural learning programme in 2021.
Get your students involved!
For more information visit https://www.afs.org.nz/ or contact our Education Executive Logan Byrne at logan.byrne@afs.org.
