Two amazing days with 25 children for the school holiday programme of the Dante: art, games, experiments, fun, and pasta!! Check out the Dante Bambini Fb Page for all the photos!
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Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Dante Auckland COVID-19 UPDATE: Cancellations of Italian Classes
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| Bambini: la scuola Dante è chiusa, per compito state a casa e disegnate tanti arcobaleni, come quello che avete fatto alla Dante con gli insegnanti. Un abbraccio virtuale a tutti! 😊 Children: the Dante school is closed, for homework stay at home and draw many rainbows, like the one you did at the Dante with the teachers. A virtual hug to all! 😊 |
Dear Students and friends
Due to Council restrictions on the use of public facilities, and the increasing spread of Covid-19 in Auckland and New Zealand, from this week until further notice there will be no more classes in Freemans Bay Community Centre. Online lessons will be available for adult classes only from next week.
All children’s classes, colazione and other events are also cancelled until further notice.
Adult classes: your teachers will contact each class as a group to organise online lessons, in line with the other Dante Schools around the world.
Please keep safe and await your instructions from your teacher or Dante staff member.
We are taking these measures in line with government recommendations, and will work with you to keep the activities and spirit of the Dante going through these challenging times.
Un abbraccio virtuale a tutti,
The Dante Team
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
COVID-19 Update from Dante Auckland School
Cari Studenti
Due to the progression of Coronavirus in New Zealand, the Dante School is taking further steps to minimise exposure to COVID-19 within our school environment. Therefore, we are asking all of you to follow these simple measures to ensure that we stay safe and healthy during this difficult time. These measures are necessary to minimise the risk of coronavirus in the school and your co-operation is highly appreciated. We want to ensure that classes continue as long as it is possible for us to do so.
- please do not attend class if you
- feel unwell, especially if you have a cough or a temperature
- have been in been in contact with anyone who has Coronavirus
- have returned to New Zealand from another country within the last 14 days
- please advise us straight away if
- you develop any cold or flu-like symptoms following class
- during class
- before class wash your hands using soap and warm water for at least 30 seconds
- sit at least 1m or more away from other students, we've rearranged our table and seating layout to enable this
- do not share pens/pencils or other objects during class
- use hand sanitizers as often as required
- we also encourage you to bring your own coffee cups/water bottles
We will keep assessing the situation daily/weekly and follow the guidelines provided by the Ministry of Health. We will keep you informed if further developments occur.
Let us cooperate and keep each other safe and healthy.
The Dante Team
Monday, March 24, 2014
CineclubDante class - 26 March
Dear members,
we would like to remind you of our cineclub class. This month we celebrate the Oscar winning film "La grande bellezza" watching another great Italian movie that won three Oscars and broke the box-office record for profits by a foreign film in the American market: La vita è bella (Life is Beautiful) directed by Roberto Benigni in 1997. Wednesday 26th of March at 1.30pm - Dante's room - in Freeman's Bay Community Centre.
Roberto Benigni plays Guido, a Jewish book seller in the Tuscan city of Arezzo in 1939.
Whit the beginning of the World War II, he and his family have to cope with racial laws against Jews that Mussolini's regime had passed.
Soon the family are placed into a concentration camp and the mood of the film changes abruptly.
Roberto Benigni, as a kind of modern Chaplin, does something really special in this film:
to protect his son, he turns the horrors of the camp into a child's fable, a fabulous world of play, inhabited at least by one benign clown.
This is a language class, a fascinating way to improve your Italian watching and talking about the most beautiful movies of il Cinema Italiano.
There is no need to book for this class – just turn up to watch and discuss the film with Flavia Berucci.
CineclubDante class - 26 March - 1.30pm - Freeman's Bay Community Centre.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
School Holiday programme July 2013
Friday 19 July and
Friday 26 July
From 10am to 2pm
Facciamo l’orto!
plant Italian herbs like basilico, origano, rosmarino,
and learn how to use them
in the kitchen!
Freman’s bay community
Centre – 52 hepburn street
$ 25.00 for session – both days $40.00 –
Italian lunch included
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Italian Class, a video by Alan Clist, of Dream of Italy
This video was made by one of our students, Alan from Dream of Italy. For more info about Italian language classes in Auckland please click here.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Thinking of learning Italian this year?
Thinking of learning Italian this year? Come to our school open day, meet the teachers and staff, and find out the best class for your needs.Saturday 9 February, 10am-12pmDante Rooms, Freemans Bay Community Centre, 52 Hepburn St, Freemans Bay, AucklandTelephone: 09 376 3853, Email: info@dante.org.nz- Italian Language Courses – Term 1- 2013 - Prices and timetablesFor Adults' classes click hereFor Children's classes click here
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
CineClubDante: Two Women (in Italian La ciociara)
CineClubDante returns Wednesday the 19th of September at2.15pm.
After the short break in August, we will watch another of De Sica’s most intense and less known movies: Two Women (in Italian La ciociara).
Shot in 1960, Two Women tells the story of a woman trying to protect her young daughter from the horrors of war. It was adapted by De Sica and Cesare Zavattini from the novel of the same name written by Alberto Moravia. It stars Sophia Loren, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Eleonora Brown, Carlo Ninchi and Andrea Checchi.
The movie won the Academy Award for Best Actress for Sophia Loren. This was the first time an acting Oscar had been given for a non-English speaking performance. Loren also won the Award for Best Actress at the 1961 Cannes Film Festival. Loren won 22 international awards for Two Women.
Come and watch the movie, and talk about it with our teacher Matteo Telara
We remind you CineDanteClub is a language class, an unusual way to go deeper into the Italian culture and improve your language skills.
$5 for students
$10 for everybody else.
Coffee included.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Italiano e ... mozzarella!
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| Massimiliano talking about cheese |
Last week the Wednesday beginner' class said goodbye to two students leaving for Puglia, and we all celebrated by recreating a bit of the magic of this beautiful Italian region by hosting one of its cheese makers. Il Casaro Massimiliano made a huge mozzarella for us to taste, and gave a little talk about cheese making in Puglia and in Auckland.
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| Look at the size of this mozzarella! |
Grazie a tutti per la bella serata, e arrivederci Jennie and Paul!
Thursday, June 7, 2012
FELLINI'S "NIGHTS OF CABIRIA".
Ciao a tutti,
After “Miracolo a Milano” and “Ieri oggi e domani”,
we will this time watch and talk about Fellini’s “Nights of Cabiria”, a 1957
romantic drama which won many awards, including a Oscar Best Foreign Language
Film in 1958.
Come and watch the movie, and talk about it with our
teacher Matteo Telara.
Based on a story by Fellini, the film is about a
waifish prostitute (Giulietta Masina, Fellini’s wife and muse) who wanders the
streets of Rome looking for true love but finds only heartbreak.
This is a language class, a
fascinating way to improve your language skills through the history of Italian
Cinema, from the Neorealismo’s masterpieces to today.
Please
let us know if you will come, so that we can arrange the room.
$5
for students
$10
for everybody else.
Coffee
included.
Ci vediamo giovedì 14 alle 1.30pm.
Friday, May 11, 2012
CineClubDante!
We’d like to remind you of our CineClubDante, a course on Italian
Classic Cinema that will take place, once per month during this winter at
Dante’s.
Last month we watched “Miracolo a
Milano” and talked about the Italian Neorealismo. This time we will watch
another masterpiece of Vittorio De Sica, “Ieri, oggi e domani” with Sofia Loren
and Marcello Mastroianni.
The movie will have English
subtitles.
This is a language class, a
fascinating journey through the history of Italian Cinema and a way to go
deeper into the Italian culture and improve your language skills.
Come and watch the movie, and
talk about it with our teacher Matteo Telara.
The class will take place
Thursday the 17th, at 1.30pm, at our premises in Freemans Bay.
“Ieri, oggi e domani” is
a 1963 comedy anthology film, winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign
Language Film at the 37th Academy Awards. The film consists of three
short stories about couples in different parts of Italy, Naples, Milan and
Rome.
Entrance $5 for existing Dante’s student
$10 for all the
others.
Coffee included.
Looking forward to see you.
Vi ricordiamo l’appuntamento
CineClubDante, un corso sui classici del cinema italiano che avrà luogo una
volta al mese alla Dante.
Il mese scorso abbiamo visto
“Miracolo a Milano” e abbiamo discusso sul Neorealismo. Questa volta vedremo un
altro capolavoro di Vittorio De Sica, “Ieri, oggi e domani”, con Sofia Loren e
Marcello Mastroianni.
Il film avrà sottotitoli in
inglese.
Questa è una classe di lingua.
Un affascinante viaggio attraverso la storia del cinema italiano e una maniera
per approfondire la conoscenza della cultura italiana e al tempo stesso
migliorare le vostre competenze linguistiche.
Alla visione del film seguirà una discussione con Matteo Telara.
La proiezione avverrà giovedì 17 maggio alle 13.30 presso la sede della Dante in Freemans Bay
“Ieri, oggi e domani” è una commedia a episodi del 1963,
vincitrice dell’Oscar miglior film straniero al 37esimo Academy Awards. Il film è suddiviso in tre parti,
ambientate in tre differenti luoghi: Napoli, Milano e Roma.
Entrata $5 per studenti giÃ
iscritti a un corso
$10 per tutti gli altri.
Caffè incluso.
Vi aspettiamo numerosi!
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