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ESPLORA 1! 50 textbooks x $20
Forza 1 texts 30 available x $10 Forza 2 texts 40 availablex $ 10 Pronti Via 2 CB 40 available x $10 Volare1 Activity Books 30 available x $ 10 any offers will be considered contact email: Nina Laureti ninalaureti@hotmail.com
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Associazione Toscana NSW will be hosting Italian
theatre workshops with the theme of “La Commedia dell’Arte”, to promote children’s knowledge of the Italian language and Tuscan culture. The workshops will be conducted by Annibale Migliucci, a local actor from Tuscany with many years experience, including behind the scenes. He has received awards for his passion and dedication to preserving and promoting Italian language and culture through his Italian theatre company “Compagnia Teatrale Italiana” The workshops are limited to approximately 10 children between 7 and 14 years old who have a basic knowledge of Italian. The workshops will be conducted during April and May, with the final performance on Saturday 24 May 2014. Costs will be advised at the launch. Launch details Date: 29 March 2014 Time: 3:00 to 4:00 pm Venue: Associazione Napoletana, 1a Marion Street Leichhardt RSVP by: 27 March 2014 RSVP to: toscaninsw@gmail.com or 0410 643 261 Featuring special guest, Workshop Facilitator, Annibale Migliucci Light refreshments will be served Coming soon
16/17 May 2014 at the Italian Forum in Leichhardt Bottega d'arte teatrale presents Liola' a rural play in three acts by Luigi Pirandello, adapted by Santo Crisafulli for further information ph: 9642 1576 9807 1626 email: bottegadarteteatrale@gmail.com Benvenuti to the FIPS - Fools in Progress Inc.
NSW’s leading Theatre Company in Commedia dell’Arte. We would like to inspire your students with live Commedia dell’Arte performances and workshops! Fools in Progress offer a variety of options to suit your students and language program. We will be happy to visit your school for a performance or workshop lead by our most experienced bilingual trainers. Primary curriculum support, a personlised show based on topics being taught or Pantalaone's Lucky lesson For bookings, enquiries or to learn more about Commedia dell’Arte contact Fabiola, our Education Coordinator and ask for our comprehensive primary brochure today! M: 0412 293 232 or E: educoordinator.fips@yahoo.com
What are the ALC certificates? The Assessment of Language Competence Certificates are aimed at second language learners and are designed to celebrate and enhance the learning of languages in Australia, New Zealand, the Asia-Pacific region. The skills testing program includes listening and reading comprehension tasks in a multiple choice format designed to be both challenging and to enable all students to experience success. The ALC tests are conducted in schoolsThe materials take into account current research in the assessment of languages as well as the extensive experience of practising teachers.For full information about registration, costs, test dates, sample acticvites and other useful information can be accvesse on the ACER website ALC page 
Every five years, BOSTES determines new course prescriptions for each of the
nine Extension courses in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Modern Greek and Spanish and the four Background Speaker courses in Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese and Korean.Texts are drawn from those proposed by languages teachers.In order to facilitate the selection of texts required for the 2019 HSC, a survey is available on the BOSTES website for the nomination and review of texts. Teachers are invited to nominate texts and complete a brief survey. The survey is based on the BOSTES selection criteria of appropriateness, suitability and availability.A survey link is on the page for each HSC language syllabus for teachers to submit their nominations for new prescription texts.It can now be found by going to: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc and then clicking on the relevant Extension or Background Speaker course. The survey will remain open until May 2015. |
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