St Andrew’s teacher promotes arts in local schools
With her art tour, Gaspar visited institutions such as St Andrew’s, St Benedict’s College, Saheti School, The Ridge School, and Pridwin, where she has assessed and nurtured raw talent.
St Andrew’s School for Girls’ drama teacher Marta Gaspar, affectionately known as Ms G, recently embarked on an inspiring adjudication tour with Confident Kids South Africa.
With over a decade of experience in the drama educational realm, she has spread her passion for the performing arts to schools across SA.
From June to November, Gaspar visited institutions such as St Andrew’s, St Benedict’s College, Saheti School, The Ridge School and Pridwin where she assessed a range of performances.
From poetry and prose to monologues and dialogues, she guided learners from PR5 to Grade Seven, nurturing their talent and igniting their creative sparks.
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“During this tour, Ms Gaspar’s responsibilities extended beyond adjudicating learners performances.
“She also had the privilege of pre-judging the drama candidates for Trinity London examinations, ensuring they were well-prepared to showcase their skills.
“Ms Gaspar’s dedication to educational drama is evident in her commitment to pushing children to become the best versions of themselves.
“Through her guidance and expertise, she encourages learners to discover their strengths, develop their confidence, and embrace their creativity,” explained St Andrew’s marketer Brandon Townsend.
Townsend said as the tour ends, Gaspar’s impact will leave a lasting impression on the young minds she influenced.
He said her passion, knowledge and support make her an exceptional role model for aspiring actors and young individuals seeking personal growth.
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“Her adjudication tour not only enriched the lives of countless learners but also contributed to the growth and development of drama education in SA.
“Her dedication is a testament to the profound and transformative power of the performing arts, and we are proud to have her part of our St Andrean staff and family,” he said.
