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Delve 2012- Hosted by DRAMA QUEENSLAND
Conference Program released, to view go to www.dramaqueensland.org.au
The final version of The Shape of the Australian Curriculum: The Arts, has been released.
This is not a 'draft' or consultation document and it is from this that the newly appointed writers will write the new National Arts Curriculum for all five Art Forms (subjects).
Click here to access the document or go to http://www.acara.edu.au/verve/_resources/Shape_of_the_Australian_Curriculum_The_Arts_-_Published.pdf
The development of a new National Cultural Policy for Australia - the first in nearly 20 years - is underway, and you will have the chance to contribute over the coming months.
A discussion paper on the National Cultural Policy will be released in the coming weeks. The discussion paper is intended to generate conversation and debate about what a National Cultural Policy should include, about how it should underpin broader government priorities (such as Closing the Gap, and the digital economy) and about how we want it to shape Australia's future.
Click here to to access the discussion paper.
Stay in touch and up to date with the release of the discussion paper: Visit www.arts.gov.au and you can join the subscriber list.
Drama Australia has moved postal address
Please send all correspondace for Drama Australia to:
PO Box 1510
Stafford
QLD 4053
Australia
The following is a set of edited responses to the questions posed in the ACARA Online Survey. The response was developed following the Drama Australia National Consultation on the Draft Shape of the Australian Curriculum: The Arts with state and territory drama associations in Sydney 6 November 2010 Follow this link.
The Seoul Agenda: Goals for the Development of Arts Education is a major outcome of UNESCO’s Second World Conference on Arts Education held in Seoul, the Republic of Korea, on 25 – 28 May 2010.
