Louis discovered a dead mouse on the path by the door.

Louis pocketed the mouse, and later he put it on his windowsill and waited.

The mouse disappeared.

Louis was not so fortunate as to find a supply of dead mice, but he used his brains and thought of other things that might tempt a hungry nowl. Ham from his friends' packed-lunch sandwiches. A discarded chicken kebab found in the street. Would a nowl eat cheese? It seemed it would; cheese vanished in the night, and so did scrambled eggs. Veggie sausages were rejected, though, and so were mushrooms. Crisps were pecked at, but then scattered through the ivy. Louis never caught his nowl in action; it waited till he was asleep.

Then came the day when he and Theo found theArts Education for Schools

CEAC has a contract with the Ministry of Education to provide a Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (LEOTC) Programme.

This programme will complement and enrich classroom learning, through providing memorable, specific, hands-on, interactive experiences, within an authentic arts environment.

Our programme aims to address achievement objectives for all levels of students (Years 1 -13).We plan to facilitate effective partnerships with schools and classroom teachers which will lead to successful outcomes for all students.Because LEOTC is Ministry funded, it allows us to offer this programme to schools at an affordable rate.

LEOTC CLASS VIDEOS

This video was created by one of the parents who came with his children to an LEOTC class. It captures the excitement of a school's art Trip at Corban Estate Arts Centre! We are delighted to