VIBE professional learning is for teachers, school teams, artists, facilitators and organisations working in education, arts and community practice.

Photography gives us somewhere to start.

We make things. Test ideas. Pull them apart. Work out why they worked, why they didn't and where they could go next.

Less sitting around talking about creativity.

More actually trying things.

A couple of hours. Useful by Monday.

A practical introduction to photography challenges, observation, visual thinking and creative prompts.

For teachers, CAPA teams, school faculties and arts organisations looking for something focused and immediately usable.

Make it. Pull it apart. Work out why it worked.

A half or full day to experience the activities, examine the thinking behind them and work out what transfers into your own practice.

For schools, teacher teams, arts organisations, regional arts bodies and organisations delivering creative programs.

TEAM DEVELOPMENT

Your people. Your practice. Your context.

A tailored session built around what your team already does and what you want to do differently.

For schools, CAPA faculties, arts organisations, youth services and teams of teachers, artists, educators or facilitators.

Try it. Use it. Come back.

Put the ideas into practice between sessions. Come back with what worked, what didn't and what happened next.

For schools and organisations wanting professional learning that becomes part of practice rather than something everybody forgets by Friday.

Photography challenges. Creative briefs. Observation. Constraints. Visual thinking. Experimentation.

Then we pull it apart.

What got people moving?

What made them think?

What gave enough structure without deciding the answer?

What could work in your classroom, arts program, workshop or community?

Sessions are built around your team, context and available time.

No specialist photography knowledge or equipment required.

VIBE can connect with CAPA, Visual Arts, HPGE, creative learning, visual literacy, facilitation and participatory arts practice.

You leave with ideas you've actually tried.

Not forty-seven slides about why creativity is important.