The cost of a standard PROJECT ROCKIT 60-minute workshop is $300 (+GST), accommodating up to 50 students, unless otherwise specified. Once audience size exceeds 100 students the cost of a standard 60-minute workshop is $600 (+GST), unless otherwise specified.
Booking policy:
Once PROJECT ROCKIT has organised your booking needs and costing is approved, we will send you a confirmation email containing relevant booking info (dates, times and set-up details).
We do understand that organised events naturally change very frequently in schools(!). Based on this reality, cancellation fees are only charged in the event that PROJECT ROCKIT arrives on the day and sessions are cancelled due to organisational reasons. In this case, the cancellation fee is 30% of the session total.
At the conclusion of the program a .pdf invoice will be emailed to the nominated school contact. Please let us know if your school has different accounts systems and we will do our best to accommodate.
Intellectual property:
Please inform teachers attending PROJECT ROCKIT sessions that program content (activities, hand-outs, stories and multimedia material) presented by PROJECT ROCKIT remains the intellectual property of PROJECT ROCKIT. While we are extremely happy for key program messages to be used within the classroom setting, we do limit the presentation of specific activities to PROJECT ROCKIT facilitators.
We completely understand that no teacher would ever intend to abuse PROJECT ROCKIT's intellectual property. However, this is obviously an issue that we're keen to address proactively, since each of these copyrighted P-ROCK activities plays a really important role in creating the revelations and learning that are so pivotal to the program's success. In addition, it is important for us to ensure that presented activities is not taken out of context, since this material is the basis of our entire business.
Teacher participation:
PROJECT ROCKIT encourages homeroom teachers to attend sessions and participate to the extent that they are comfortable.
Although we do not foresee distressing issues will arise for students, we strongly recommend that the Student Welfare Coordinator or School Counsellor is made aware of students’ participation and are briefed by participating classroom teachers if important issues do arise.
