WINHANGA-RRA
Winhanga-rra (hear, think, listen – Wiradjuri language) is our teachers’ professional learning program, and consists of a suite of offerings (face-to-face and online) that explore creative approaches, processes and practices for engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures across the curriculum. All Winhanga-rra workshops focus on the importance of cultural engagement, the power of storytelling though contemporary dance theatre, and the range of valuable outcomes that can be achieved through creative learning experiences. Winhanga-rra is facilitated by Bangarra alumni and/or current members of the ensemble, each with a proud Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander background.
We welcome educators from all curriculum stages (Early Learning, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary, including pre-service) as well as First Nations support workers, dance teachers and other educators in the community. Dance experience is not required for any of our workshops.
Delve into the processes and practices for engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures in curriculum.
A condensed version of the in-studio workshop, covering the same essential aspects regarding processes and practices.
Step into the Bangarra creative process through a choreographic lab comprised of online and in-studio sessions.
A workshop that can be aligned with your school's professional learning focus or specific programs you have running in your school - existing or planned.