Published on Monday, 22 May 2023 at 12:30:34 PM
Join us at The Literature Centre on Thursday 22 June, with partners Healthway and Foodbank WA, as we present a free 2 hour seminar.
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Enjoy afternoon tea on arrival and browsing in our gallery and bookshop, followed by 1 hour of Nutrition Education and 1 hour Workshop Linking to Curriculum in one inspiring seminar.
This event is suitable for Primary School Teachers, Teacher Librarians and Pre-Service Teachers.
All attendees receive a welcome bag with information, resources and goodies. Professional Learning Certificates will be issued to all attendees.
You’ll be invited to explore the ground of our heritage-listed Centre and meet team members from Foodbank WA, Healthway and The Literature Centre.
Plus a door prize of a $250 Literature Workshop voucher will be awarded on the night for one lucky person!
Schedule - Thursday 22 June:
4:00pm - Gates open, enjoy afternoon tea on the old hospital verandah
4:30pm - Nutrition Education with Catherine Dumont.
5:30pm - Reading Picture Books: A Guide to Teaching Visual and Multimodal Texts Using Picture Books with Anna Hardy.
6:30pm – End of Evening
Nutrition Education in Schools
4.30pm to 5.30pm by Foodbank WA’s Public Health Nutritionist, Catherine Dumont.
Catherine has been working as a public health nutritionist and clinical dietitian for over 20 years. She joined Foodbank in 2017 in Geraldton, where she delivered the programs 'Food Sensations® for Adults', 'Food Sensations® for Children', and has delivered many educational workshops in schools. As a mother of two girls, Catherine has been involved in P&C and her daughter's school canteen where she has helped many teachers with nutrition curriculum. She is now embracing her recent move to the city, where she is developing 'Learn. Cook. Share', a new Foodbank nutrition education model. She strongly believes in nutrition education, through fun, enjoyable and cooking activities. She is hoping to give you a taste of what nutrition education can look like in her 1 hour workshop.
Reading Picture Books: A Guide to Teaching Visual and Multimodal Texts Using Picture Books.
5.30pm to 6.30pm Workshop Linking to Curriculum by The Literature Centre's Education Officer, Anna Hardy.
Anna followed her love of stories to study English Literature and Language at Leeds University. After which, she completed a qualification in Adult Education and taught unemployed adults. This led to a love of teaching and a desire to combat literacy issues and the associated disempowerment. She returned to university for a Postgraduate Certificate in Secondary Education and has spent almost 15 years teaching English in schools, also holding the roles of Head of English and Dean of Curriculum, where she developed a passion for equity in Aboriginal Education, promoting marginalized voices and improving English teaching. She continues to study creative writing and to write.
Tickets
This is a free event but bookings are essential. Reserve your free ticket via Eventbrite.
Time and Date
Thursday 22 June, gates open at 4.00pm evening concludes at 6.30pm.
Location
The Literature Centre, corner of Knutsford Street and Hampton Road, Fremantle.
Parking
Head to the gravel car park at the top of Knutsford Street and go through the gate, parking is free on the lawn.
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