project ARC - for Junior High
...the basic values of respect, responsibility, and the valuing of high quality, positive human relationships
are for both parents and schools to inculcate, to teach, and to transmit.
- from The Report of the Nova Scotia Task Force on Bullying and Cyberbullying
An inspiring musical for youth, by youth.
project ARC (Action, Responsibility, Choice)
shines a light on human rights
illuminates empathy as a way to rise above insecurity
lights the way to responsible choice
sparks youth to action in their local and global communities
...the basic values of respect, responsibility, and the valuing of high quality, positive human relationships
are for both parents and schools to inculcate, to teach, and to transmit.
- from The Report of the Nova Scotia Task Force on Bullying and Cyberbullying
An inspiring musical for youth, by youth.
project ARC (Action, Responsibility, Choice)
shines a light on human rights
illuminates empathy as a way to rise above insecurity
lights the way to responsible choice
sparks youth to action in their local and global communities
Inspired by Nelson Mandela’s
“To be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains,
but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others,”
project ARC uses music, dance and theatrics to educate its audience about the
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
“To be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains,
but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others,”
project ARC uses music, dance and theatrics to educate its audience about the
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Featuring a multi-talented cast of youth aged 12-18,
project ARC highlights choice, perspective
and purpose as essential tools for creating empathy
and combating the universal challenge of insecurity.
Featuring a multi-talented cast of youth aged 12-18,
project ARC highlights choice, perspective
and purpose as essential tools for creating empathy
and combating the universal challenge of insecurity.
Through project ARC, the following junior high curriculum outcomes are addressed and encouraged:
recognizing the similarities and differences reflected in various personal, cultural, racial, and ethnic perspectives
understanding the interdependence among individuals, societies, and the environment - locally, nationally, and globally
understanding the rights and responsibilities of citizenship (local, national, and global)
identifying factors which can shape a person's world view
assessing the individual qualities and attributes needed to become effective global citizens
exploring an international human rights issue that has local implications
identifying strategies for balancing personal values and needs with the need for peer acceptance
encouraging personal responsibility, volunteer service and a sense of global citizenship
questioning assumptions and imagining, understanding and appreciating realities other than one’s own
exploring how pressures to conform can emerge and affect an individual
valuing the arts as a record of human experience and expression
WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE FREE, BUT TO REALLY BE FREE,
WE HAVE TO CHOOSE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY!
WE HAVE TO CHOOSE TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY!
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project ARC has shone at these schools so far:
Colby Village Elementary (four times!), Michael Wallace Elementary, Duc d'Anville Elementary (twice!),
Crichton Park Elementary, Halifax Christian Academy, Halifax Independent School, Seaside Elementary (twice!),
Sacred Heart Elementary, Admiral Westphal Elementary, the Spring Garden Road Library, Nelson Whynder Elementary,
Saint Catherine's Elementary, Bell Park Academic Centre, Hillside Park Elementary (three times!), Sackville Centennial,
Armbrae Academy, Ocean View Elementary, Humber Park Elementary, Porter's Lake Elementary,
Caldwell Road Elementary, Prospect Road Elementary, Portland Estates Elementary (twice!),
R K Turner Elementary (twice!), Hawthorn Elementary, Joseph Giles Elementary, St. Margaret's Bay Elementary,
Northeast Kings Education Centre, Glooscap Elementary, Holland Road Elementary (twice!), John MacNeil Elementary (four times!),
Harbour View Elementary (twice), Saint Joseph's Alexander McKay Elementary, Ian Forsyth Elementary (three times!),
Shannon Park Elementary (three times!), Oldfield Consolidated (twice!), Dutch Settlement Elementary, Smokey Drive Elementary (twice!),
Musquodoboit Valley Education Centre, Upper Musquodoboit Consolidated, Waverley Memorial (three times!),
Cavalier Drive School (twice!), Basinview Drive Elementary, Harry R. Hamilton Elementary (twice!), Lakefront Elementary,
Sheet Harbour Consolidated, Tantallon Senior Elementary, Shatford Elementary, Bel Ayr Elementary (twice!),
Riverside Education Centre, William King Elementary, Dr. Arthur Hines Elementary (twice!),
L E Shaw Elementary, Champlain Elementary (twice!), Hammonds Plains Consolidated (twice!),
Elizabeth Sutherland, École John W. MacLeod/Fleming Tower School (four times!), Atlantic View Elementary School,
George Bissett Elementary School, Colonel John Stuart Elementary School,
Southdale-North Woodside School (twice!), Kingswood Elementary School, St. Stephen's Elementary School (three times!),
École Chebucto Heights School, Millwood Elementary (twice!), Bedford South, Springvale Elementary School (three times!),
Leslie Thomas Junior High School (three times!), Middleton Regional High School, Evangeline Middle School, Wolfville School,
Halifax Central Junior High (twice!), École Grosvenor-Wentworth Park School (four times!), Brooklyn District Elementary School,
École Burton Ettinger School (five times!), South Woodside Elementary School, Sackville Heights Junior High (three times!),
Gaetz Brook Junior High School, Sunnyside Elementary, Harold T. Barrett Junior High (twice!), Sackville Heights Elementary School (twice!),
Herring Cove Junior High (twice!), Beaver Bank Monarch Drive Elementary, Graham Creighton Junior High,
Eastern Passage Education Centre, Cunard Junior High School (three times!), Hebbville Academy, Petite Riviere Elementary School (twice!),
West Northfield Elementary School, New Germany Rural High School, New Germany Elementary School, Eric Graves Junior High, Fairview Junior High, Sycamore Lane Elementary (twice!), Park West School, Cabot Education Centre, Bayview education Centre, Rockingham Elementary,
Ellenvale Junior High, Highland Park Junior High, Aspotogan Consolidated Elementary School, Chester Area Middle School,
Chester District School, South Queens Middle School, and North Queens Community School!
Thanks for having us and special thanks to the students for making us feel welcome!
project ARC will begin touring for the 2018/2019 season in November,
and we're hoping to visit your school!
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project ARC does not accept payment for our show.
Instead, schools donate a minimum of $200 to one or more of our chosen charitable organizations
as a show of support for our message of responsible citizenship.
To date, project ARC has spARCed schools to give over $27 000 in donations to
Doctors Without Borders, First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, Free the Children, Hope for Wildlife, Right To Play,
Ecology Action Centre, Phoenix Youth, Shelter NS, and more.
Please note: project ARC, a presentation by MITE (Meaningful, Intelligent, Theatrical Entertainment),
is not affiliated with any group, religion or organization
"The fact that your group only wants a donation to charity is wonderful and also a good example
and a chance to talk about different charities and what our kids can do."
project ARC has shone at these schools so far:
Colby Village Elementary (four times!), Michael Wallace Elementary, Duc d'Anville Elementary (twice!),
Crichton Park Elementary, Halifax Christian Academy, Halifax Independent School, Seaside Elementary (twice!),
Sacred Heart Elementary, Admiral Westphal Elementary, the Spring Garden Road Library, Nelson Whynder Elementary,
Saint Catherine's Elementary, Bell Park Academic Centre, Hillside Park Elementary (three times!), Sackville Centennial,
Armbrae Academy, Ocean View Elementary, Humber Park Elementary, Porter's Lake Elementary,
Caldwell Road Elementary, Prospect Road Elementary, Portland Estates Elementary (twice!),
R K Turner Elementary (twice!), Hawthorn Elementary, Joseph Giles Elementary, St. Margaret's Bay Elementary,
Northeast Kings Education Centre, Glooscap Elementary, Holland Road Elementary (twice!), John MacNeil Elementary (four times!),
Harbour View Elementary (twice), Saint Joseph's Alexander McKay Elementary, Ian Forsyth Elementary (three times!),
Shannon Park Elementary (three times!), Oldfield Consolidated (twice!), Dutch Settlement Elementary, Smokey Drive Elementary (twice!),
Musquodoboit Valley Education Centre, Upper Musquodoboit Consolidated, Waverley Memorial (three times!),
Cavalier Drive School (twice!), Basinview Drive Elementary, Harry R. Hamilton Elementary (twice!), Lakefront Elementary,
Sheet Harbour Consolidated, Tantallon Senior Elementary, Shatford Elementary, Bel Ayr Elementary (twice!),
Riverside Education Centre, William King Elementary, Dr. Arthur Hines Elementary (twice!),
L E Shaw Elementary, Champlain Elementary (twice!), Hammonds Plains Consolidated (twice!),
Elizabeth Sutherland, École John W. MacLeod/Fleming Tower School (four times!), Atlantic View Elementary School,
George Bissett Elementary School, Colonel John Stuart Elementary School,
Southdale-North Woodside School (twice!), Kingswood Elementary School, St. Stephen's Elementary School (three times!),
École Chebucto Heights School, Millwood Elementary (twice!), Bedford South, Springvale Elementary School (three times!),
Leslie Thomas Junior High School (three times!), Middleton Regional High School, Evangeline Middle School, Wolfville School,
Halifax Central Junior High (twice!), École Grosvenor-Wentworth Park School (four times!), Brooklyn District Elementary School,
École Burton Ettinger School (five times!), South Woodside Elementary School, Sackville Heights Junior High (three times!),
Gaetz Brook Junior High School, Sunnyside Elementary, Harold T. Barrett Junior High (twice!), Sackville Heights Elementary School (twice!),
Herring Cove Junior High (twice!), Beaver Bank Monarch Drive Elementary, Graham Creighton Junior High,
Eastern Passage Education Centre, Cunard Junior High School (three times!), Hebbville Academy, Petite Riviere Elementary School (twice!),
West Northfield Elementary School, New Germany Rural High School, New Germany Elementary School, Eric Graves Junior High, Fairview Junior High, Sycamore Lane Elementary (twice!), Park West School, Cabot Education Centre, Bayview education Centre, Rockingham Elementary,
Ellenvale Junior High, Highland Park Junior High, Aspotogan Consolidated Elementary School, Chester Area Middle School,
Chester District School, South Queens Middle School, and North Queens Community School!
Thanks for having us and special thanks to the students for making us feel welcome!
project ARC will begin touring for the 2018/2019 season in November,
and we're hoping to visit your school!
**********************************************************************************************************************
project ARC does not accept payment for our show.
Instead, schools donate a minimum of $200 to one or more of our chosen charitable organizations
as a show of support for our message of responsible citizenship.
To date, project ARC has spARCed schools to give over $27 000 in donations to
Doctors Without Borders, First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, Free the Children, Hope for Wildlife, Right To Play,
Ecology Action Centre, Phoenix Youth, Shelter NS, and more.
Please note: project ARC, a presentation by MITE (Meaningful, Intelligent, Theatrical Entertainment),
is not affiliated with any group, religion or organization
"The fact that your group only wants a donation to charity is wonderful and also a good example
and a chance to talk about different charities and what our kids can do."
