Tantanoola Primary School, Mount Gambier SA

Moran Arts Foundation - Free School Photographic Workshop

By Moran Arts Foundation - Free School Photographic Workshop
Community contribution / July 12, 2015

On Monday 23rd March 2015, the Moran Arts Foundation held a free photographic workshop at Tantanoola Primary School in Mount Gambier, South Australia.

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By Moran Arts Foundation - Free School Photographic Workshop

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As part of its patronage of the arts, the Moran Arts Foundation provides free photographic workshops to schools around Australia. Established in 2008, the Moran School Photographic Workshop Program is an ideal way to foster creativity amongst school students in years 3 to 12. The workshops aim to introduce children to a new way of seeing via the art of photography, encouraging individual and collaborative creativity, building self confidence and time stamping a wonderful school experience in their minds. The workshops are run in a fun and creative way, providing an opportunity to develop important social skills within the familiar school environment.

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