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Schools' Program Schools’ Program 28 — 31 Aug Fed Square For everyone who reads Thanks Nearly 13,000 students enjoy Melbourne Writers Festival’s Schools’ Program thanks to the generous support of our partners. Major Partners Official Bookseller Education Partner Schools’ Program Partners Supporters Schools’ Programming The R E Ross Trust Committee Victorian Association for the Teaching of English Myke Bartlett Kate Gillespie Leanne Hall Special Thanks Susan La Marca Centre for Youth Literature Daniel Micallef Immigration Museum Marisa Pintado National Gallery of Victoria Adele Walsh 2 Melbourne Writers Festival Schools’ Program Welcome Welcome to the MWF Schools’ Program Growing the next generation of readers is something MWF takes great pride in. With around 13,000 attendees each year, our Schools’ Program is Australia’s biggest literary festival for students. This year, we’re thrilled to welcome leading Australian voices including Randa Abdel-Fattah, Maxine Beneba Clarke, Morris Gleitzman, Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, as well as creator and editor-in-chief of global website Muslim Girl, Amani Al-Khatahtbeh. Across a diverse range of events, our artists will engage and inspire young people to discuss books, writing and creativity. In this rapidly changing world, the MWF Schools’ Program examines who we are as individuals within the global community, exploring themes of identity and belonging, gender and race. We look at bullying in a society permeated by social media, and discover how to do what we love and follow our dreams. From talks and walks to poetry and drawing, each Schools’ Program event is designed to spark conversations between young readers and writers. Open a world of imagination with fantasy universes and Harry Potter, or get an inside look at the publishing industry with our hands-on workshops. Our diverse program has something to get every student writing, illustrating, investigating, thinking and questioning. I look forward to welcoming your school to the Festival. Lisa Dempster Festival Director / CEO 3 Calendar Monday 28 August 10 – 10.45am 11.15am – 12pm 12.30 – 1.15pm 1.45 – 2.30pm SNOT CHOCOLATE FIGHT LIKE A GIRL SNOT CHOCOLATE THE ILLUMINAE FILES Morris Gleitzman Clementine Ford Morris Gleitzman Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff CODE 1501 CODE 1502 CODE 1503 CODE 1504 EDGE Primary Secondary Primary Secondary DEAKIN Free, bookings required LETTER TO MY MAKING A BOOK HASHTAGS & TEENAGE SELF Sally Rippin, DIGITAL LIVES Grace Halphen, Stephanie Spartels Oliver Phommavanh, Shaun Tan CODE 2502 Gabrielle Williams ACMI 2 ACMI CODE 2501 Primary CODE 2503 Secondary Secondary SUPER NERD WORLD BUILDING GET PUBLISHED Oliver Phommavanh Garth Nix Lucy Adams, CODE 3501 CODE 3502 Marisa Pintado Primary Secondary CODE 3503 ACMI 1 ACMI Secondary STOLEN WELCOME TO EVERYDAY GENERATIONS COUNTRY SUPERHEROES Jane Harrison Lisa Kennedy, Rebecca Lim CODE 4501 Aunty Joy Murphy CODE 4503 Secondary CODE 4502 Secondary THE CUBE Primary Workshops 10 – 11.30am 12 – 1.30pm 2.30 – 4pm WHAT’S YOUR WHAT’S YOUR WHAT’S YOUR STORY? STORY? STORY? Tony Thompson Osamah Sami Osamah Sami CODE 6503 CODE 6501 CODE 6502 VCE Secondary Secondary MUSEUM IMMIGRATION IMMIGRATION Walking Tour 10 – 11.30am 12.45 – 2.15pm THE WRITING’S THE WRITING’S ON THE WALL ON THE WALL Melbourne Street Tours Melbourne Street Tours CODE 7501 CODE 7502 OFFICE Year 7–8 Year 7–8 MWF BOX 4 Melbourne Writers Festival Schools’ Program Calendar Tuesday 29 August 10 – 10.45am 11.15am – 12pm 12.30 – 1.15pm 1.45 – 2.30pm ANIMAL WORLD HOW I CAME TO ANIMAL WORLD POETRY OUT LOUD! Graeme Base AUSTRALIA Graeme Base GRAND FINAL CODE 1601 Abdi Aden, Adolfo Aranjuez, CODE 1603 Emilie Zoey Baker Grade 5–6 Sasha Petrova Grade 5–6 CODE 1604 EDGE DEAKIN CODE 1602 Primary & Secondary Secondary Free, bookings required HOW TO BE A FAN FICTION STELLA SCHOOLS: SLAM POET Amie Kaufman, TAKE THREE GIRLS Maxine Beneba Clarke, Diem Nguyen Cath Crowley, Zohab Zee Khan CODE 2602 Simmone Howell, CODE 2601 Secondary Fiona Wood ACMI 2 ACMI Secondary CODE 2603 Secondary HERO’S JOURNEY TALES OF FRIENDSHIP MAKING A BOOK Kelly Gardiner, Mark Smith Alex Miles, Belinda Murrell Alison Lester CODE 3601 CODE 3602 CODE 3603 ACMI 1 ACMI Secondary Primary Primary WRITE HERE, VIDEO GAMES WRITING SHORT STORIES WRITE NOW Dan Golding, Cate Kennedy, Jessica Yu Oliver Phommavanh Leena van Deventer CODE 4603 CODE 4601 CODE 4602 Secondary THE CUBE Primary Secondary Workshops 10 – 11am 11.15am – 12.15pm 12.30 – 1.30pm REVIEWING LOTS! WORLD BUILDING Sonia Nair Marc Martin Steven Lochran CODE 5601 CODE 5602 CODE 5603 Secondary Primary Grade 5–6 ARTPLAY 10 – 11.30am 12 – 1.30pm 2.30 – 4pm WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? Alice Pung Alice Pung Alice Pung CODE 6601 CODE 6602 CODE 6603 MUSEUM Secondary Secondary Secondary, EAL IMMIGRATION Bookings & info mwf.com.au 5 Calendar Wednesday 30 August 10 – 10.45am 11.15am – 12pm 12.30 – 1.15pm 1.45 – 2.30pm CREATING MARLY’S AUSTRALIAN THE BIG DRAW STORIES FOR LIFE CHARACTERS STORY Leigh Hobbs Maxine Beneba Clarke, Leigh Hobbs, Alice Pung CODE 1703 Alice Pung Gregory Mackay CODE 1702 Primary CODE 1704 EDGE DEAKIN CODE 1701 Primary Primary, EAL Primary Free, bookings required TEEN-SCREEN LANGUAGE OF BOOK TALK SHAKESPEARE SHAKESPEARE Danielle Binks, Tony Thompson David Astle Diem Nguyen CODE 2701 CODE 2702 CODE 2703 ACMI 2 ACMI Secondary Secondary Secondary DARK SPACES HACK IN A BOX BEING ME Cally Black, Alison Evans Amantha Imber Nevo Zisin, CODE 3701 CODE 3702 Alison Evans Secondary Secondary CODE 3703 ACMI 1 ACMI Secondary DRAGON KEEPER INSIDE ADVERTISING TWISTED FAIRY Carole Wilkinson Andrea Innocent, TALES LIVE! CODE 4701 Penny Modra Matt Cosgrove Primary CODE 4702 CODE 4703 THE CUBE Secondary Primary Workshops 10 – 11am 11.15am – 12.15pm 12.30 – 1.30pm TWISTED FAIRY TALES THE PATCHWORK BIKE GRAPHIC NOVELS Matt Cosgrove Maxine Beneba Clarke, Gregory Mackay CODE 5701 Van T Rudd CODE 5703 Year 7–8 CODE 5702 Primary ARTPLAY Primary 10 – 11.30am 12 – 1.30pm 2.30 – 4pm WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? Randa Abdel-Fattah Randa Abdel-Fattah Tony Thompson CODE 6701 CODE 6702 CODE 6703 Secondary Secondary VCE MUSEUM IMMIGRATION IMMIGRATION 10 – 11.30am 12.30 – 2pm PICTURE THIS: PICTURE THIS: PEOPLE, PLACE, PEOPLE, PLACE, PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE NGV Lisa Kennedy Lisa Kennedy AUSTRALIA CODE 9701 CODE 9702 Year 7–8 Year 7–8 6 Melbourne Writers Festival Schools’ Program Calendar Thursday 31 August 10 – 10.45am 11.15am – 12pm 12.30 – 1.15pm 1.45 – 2.30pm FOOTY GIRLS PROFESSOR FRANKIE’S PROFESSOR FRANKIE’S JOHN MARSDEN: Nicole Hayes, Emma HARRY POTTER HARRY POTTER WRITING & PRIZE King, Alicia Sometimes Professor Frankie Professor Frankie John Marsden CODE 1801 Falconette Falconette CODE 1804 EDGE DEAKIN Primary & Secondary CODE 1802 CODE 1803 Secondary Primary Primary Free, bookings required WRITING FOR FILM SPELLBINDING STORIES MUSLIM GIRL Osamah Sami WITH POLLY & BUSTER Amani Al-Khatahtbeh CODE 2801 Sally Rippin CODE 2803 CODE 2802 Secondary ACMI 2 ACMI Secondary Primary PROFESSOR FRANKIE’S FEMINISM WRITING YOUR LIFE HARRY POTTER Randa Abdel-Fattah, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, Professor Frankie Zohab Zee Khan Osamah Sami, Nevo Zisin Falconette CODE 3802 CODE 3803 ACMI 1 ACMI CODE 3801 Secondary Secondary Primary UNDER PRESSURE TIME TRAVELLERS MAN UP! Claire Christian, Kim Kane, Belinda Murrell Claire Christian, Melissa Keil CODE 4802 Mark Smith CODE 4801 Grade 5–6 CODE 4803 THE CUBE Secondary Secondary Workshops 10 – 11am 11.15am – 12.15pm 12.30 – 1.30pm CHOOSE YOUR WRITING MODERN THE IMAGINATION OWN STORIES FAMILIES MUSCLE George Ivanoff Ailsa Wild Alex Miles CODE 5801 CODE 5802 CODE 5803 ARTPLAY Primary Primary Primary 10 – 11.30am 12 – 1.30pm 2.30 – 4pm WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT’S YOUR STORY? Jane Harrison Jane Harrison Jane Harrison CODE 6801 CODE 6802 CODE 6803 Secondary Secondary VCE MUSEUM IMMIGRATION IMMIGRATION Bookings & info mwf.com.au 7 Events Monday 28 August SNOT CHOCOLATE SUPER NERD Morris Gleitzman Oliver Phommavanh WORKSHOP: WHAT’S YOUR Laugh along with one of Australia’s Oliver Phommavanh’s hilarious STORY? most popular children’s authors! Con-nerd and Super Con-nerd, Morris Gleitzman reads from about a kid with a nerdy Osamah Sami his new short story collection, obsession with drawing, revolve How does our story – where Snot Chocolate, following around concepts of identity we come from and where we different characters as they and bullying. Discover how live now – shape our identity? overcome the odds in funny to find your element and be Join Osamah Sami to explore and entertaining fashion. inspired to follow your dreams. this exciting Immigration Primary, 10am, 12.30pm Primary, 10am Museum exhibition, then Deakin Edge, 1501, 1503 ACMI Cinema 1, 3501 respond to its themes and ideas in a writing workshop. LETTER TO MY STOLEN GENERATIONS 90 min session (tour and workshop) TEENAGE SELF Jane Harrison Grace Halphen, Shaun Tan Secondary, 10am, 12pm What do the Stolen Generations Immigration Museum, Melbourne high-schooler Grace mean to Indigenous people? Hear 6501, 6502 Halphen was only thirteen when from Jane Harrison (Becoming she asked prominent Australians Kirrali Lewis, Stolen) as she to write a letter to their younger shares her perspective and the selves. Hear Grace and Shaun Tan influence the Stolen Generations share their advice for navigating have had on her and her work. the ups and downs of adolescence Secondary, 10am and how to deal with bullying. ACMI The Cube, 4501 Secondary, 10am ACMI Cinema 2, 2501 8 Melbourne Writers Festival Schools’ Program Events Monday 28 August FIGHT LIKE A GIRL WORLD BUILDING WALKS: Clementine Ford Garth Nix THE WRITING’S ON THE WALL Online sensation and fearless An ancient kingdom or a feminist heroine, Clementine Ford’s futuristic new planet? Build Melbourne Street Tours new book Fight Like a Girl is a call your own universe! Get your Experience the street art to arms for all women.
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