After Hours

Extra Mural Classes

The Frank Joubert Art Centre offers extra-mural classes to learners from Grade R to Grade 12. The classes are run by specialist Art Educators and offer a fully balanced visual art programme. Classes run every weekday afternoon and Saturday mornings.

Red Door

GR 6/7
Gabby

GR R
GR 3
Gabby

GR 1
GR 4/5
Gabby

GR 2
GR 3
Gabby

Yellow Door

GR 2
GR 4/5
Hannah

GR 1
GR 4/5
Wendy

GR 8/9
Wendy

GR 6/7
Jenny

GR 8+
Jenny

GR 1/2
GR 6-8
Wendy

Green Door

GR 8/9
Bev

GR 10+
Bev

GR 11/12
Bev

Blue Door

GR 3
GR 4/5
Ronnie

TIMES

• Grade R, 1 and 2 – weekdays, 2.30 – 3.30
• Grade 1 and 2 – Saturdays, 9.00 – 10.00
• Grade 3,4 and 5 – weekdays, 3.45 – 5.00
• Grade 3 – Saturdays, 9.00 – 10.15
• Grade 4/5 – Saturdays, 10.30 – 11.45
• Grade 6,7,8 – 12 – weekdays, 3.15 – 5.00
• Grade 6 – 8 – Saturdays, 10.15 – 12.00

OVERVIEW

• Lessons are held in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere which helps the learner to feel safe and confident.
• Each age group is provided with appropriate and varied media activities to develop art-making skills.
• Extra-mural learners attend the Art Centre once a week.
• Classes run to Western Cape Education Department terms.

FEES

Please contact us for fee information

Ibhabhathane Inset
(In Service Teacher Training)

In addition to bussing learners into the FJAC for lessons in visual art, craft and design, the Ibhabhathane Project also trains teachers from all areas of the Western Cape on alternative Saturday mornings each term. The educators learn through doing practical art projects that are appropriate for their learners. In addition, educators receive comprehensive worksheets on the theoretical aspects of art education to inform their practice. The attendance records prove that these workshops are both emotionally fulfilling to teachers themselves as well as a vitally important addition to their classroom practice. The FJAC also offers workshops in History of Art which are followed up with quality learning support material after each module. The WCED is recognising this service and some of the regional EMDC’s (Educational Management and Development Centres) are funding additional workshops in their areas. 120 educators attended workshops on the creative use of waste in nodal area of Kuils River in 2002. This EMDC has again funded workshops in visual art, music, puppetry, gumboot dancing and drama for 35 schools in Khayelitsha in the first quarter of 2003.

The Vumani Programme
(Enhancing effective classroom practice in Arts and Culture through mediation)

EMDC Central has given its support to the Ibhabhathane Project to use a teacher in the Vumani Programme. This teacher visits schools and assists educators in the practicalities of teaching Arts and Culture. This programme runs site-based workshops with school clusters and works at building relationships between FJAC, Ibhabhathane Project and WCED schools.