High School Workshops

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High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Years 9-10, Stage 5, Personal Interest Texts, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Story Factory Digital Programs High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Years 9-10, Stage 5, Personal Interest Texts, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Story Factory Digital Programs

InstaPoetry

Students are introduced to InstaPoetry exploring the inventive ways the multimodal nature of Instagram is being used by young poets to share their writing and experiences.

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High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander content, Years 9-10, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, Narrative, Personal Interest Texts, Hybrid Texts, Symbol Story Factory Digital Programs High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander content, Years 9-10, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, Narrative, Personal Interest Texts, Hybrid Texts, Symbol Story Factory Digital Programs

The Art of Protest - Featuring the art of Blak Douglas

In this workshop series students are introduced to the ideas of protest in art, with specific reference to work of Dhungatti artist, Blak Douglas.

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High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Narrative, Years 9-10, Stage 5, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, Informational texts, Everyday literary materials, Real World texts, Personal Interest Texts, Hybrid Texts, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander content Story Factory Digital Programs High School, 3-week series, Poetry, Narrative, Years 9-10, Stage 5, Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, Informational texts, Everyday literary materials, Real World texts, Personal Interest Texts, Hybrid Texts, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander content Story Factory Digital Programs

Flash Fiction

In this series students will plan, write and edit a suite of very short short stories, also known as flash fiction, to be published in a class anthology.

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