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Local Matters - Learning English through art

Learning English through art Click the image above to view slideshow A short course teaching English as a second language through art will be launched at Estuary Arts Centre in Term 3. The course will essentially cover traditional drawing techniques, but it will be delivered in both Mandarin and English. The tutor will be Jessica Li. Centre education coordinator Rosie Hutchinson says the centre is keen to break the language barrier so that people are able to take the many courses and workshops on offer. Estuary Arts runs various after school and holiday programmes for children, 23 adult courses, and half day, full day and weekend workshops.

Local Matters - Estuary Arts Centre seeks further expansion

Estuary Arts Centre seeks further expansion Estuary Arts Centre in Ōrewa is hoping for a second extension to its building, with its teaching facilities currently “bursting at the seams”, according to board members. The original building, a former KFC, was extended six years ago with the addition of an education wing that included two new studios. The education wing, which cost around $1.1m, opened in December, 2015. Income from the classes that the education wing made possible is part of making the arts centre more financially sustainable. Last month Estuary Arts Trust Board member Dr Michael Irwin and treasurer Philip Crow put their case for the planned new extension to the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board at a Community Forum.

Local Matters - Hibiscus Matters letters

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