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Packages that include individual items for creative or cultural use such as instruments, arts and craft supplies or other equipment and materials, alongside a lesson plan or instructions on how to complete an activity or develop creative skills.Activities that support or link to the school curriculum, including co-curricular, extra-curricular activities and incursions or excursions (NSW public, private and Catholic schools are ineligible providers).masterclass or question time relating to skills and artform development.Participation and learning activity package, such as a concert, performance or exhibition tour, delivered in person or online*, followed by:.Membership fees or hiring instruments or equipment that are part of a structured program.Cultural and creative learning experiences that provide skills and knowledge of cultural identity, for example, Aboriginal cultural learning workshops. Experiences may be delivered in person or online*.Learning and developing a specific creative skill (private or group based) delivered in person or online* through a set of lessons, activities, workshops and/or performances or events.The following are eligible structured activity types: The activity must demonstrate value for money and be relevant to the age and skill level of participants. The primary purpose is for children to learn or participate in a specific creative or cultural activity.
Eligible activitiesĮligible activities are those provided as part of a structured, focussed program with clear creative skills development outcomes. Structured learning activities with a focus on strengthening Aboriginal and culturally diverse community practices, for example, the Aboriginal Cultural Knowledge Program or Cultural Experience (Aboriginal and culturally diverse communities).
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