Storytellers in Schools: Booking Form

Under the Banyan Tree Storytelling Festival Darwin 2010

Booking Form:

Name of School:

Address of School:

Date of Storyteller Visit: ( Wed 11th August to Wed 18th August )


No of Sessions: (Note, sessions are approximately 1 hour in duration)


Detail Student Class List and audience size. ( We recommend 60-80 in a session)



Themes Required: Is there a curriculum area you would like our teller to focus on?

(Topics include: Myths and legends, Fairy Tales, Asian Studies, Multicultural Folktales, the Goldfields, Australian History. Let us know if you have any other theme our tellers have a wide range of experience.)


Have you seen our blog? http://underthebanyantreestorytelling.blogspot.com/
Read the Storyteller profiles and let us know which teller you would like to visit your school.
(Or we can help you with your selection)

Rates
We use standard ASA rates as a guideline for Storyteller fees
Schools (primary and secondary)
A group should comprise 60 – 80 students per session. A single session can be 60 mins or less.
Whole school day (max. 3 hours) $500
Half school day (max. 1.5 hours) $350
Per school session (max. 1 hour) $250

Please copy, fill in and return to anne@anneestewart.com.au. We will confirm your booking as soon as possible

Wisdom of the Elders

Under the Banyan Tree Storytelling Festival is pleased to announce another sponsored event as part of the Darwin Festival



The Pueblo storytelling doll represents the handing-down of stories within a family or small segment of society. Like traditional dolls, this one has secondary figures representing those listening to the stories. These dolls are symbolic of the sharing of tradition and culture across generations.

On

Thursday 12th August 2010 – 10am to 11.30 am Casuarina Library


Wisdom of the Elders: Honouring our Senior Citizens.

The Australian Storytelling Guild pays homage to our Senior Citizens by sharing stories of wisdom, history and life lessons. You'll laugh, you'll cry as we transport you to times gone by, to lands far away, to hear tales of heroic deeds and extraordinary characters and adventures. Come on a journey with the Storytelling Guild as we Celebrate Senior's Month. (Sponsored by Darwin City Council)
Please note this is the regular meeting time for Darwin U3A