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Socio- Emotional Domain

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Inaugural Socio- Emotional Cup.

 

Highly accomplished, confident, and enthusiastic students from Stage 3 are encouraged to apply to assist with the following tasks. (Please read the selection conditions). Schools can apply and nominate 2 students each for any of the Domain tasks using this link to the Jotform.

 

Entries close Friday, 25th July 2025.(Quaycentre schools)​

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​APPLICATIONS LINK HERE

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If selected, they should be able to meet the following criteria:

 

• confidently address an audience

• work as part of a team, and/or autonomously

• work under pressure with a calm approach to the pressures of a ‘live’ public event,

• be charismatic, enthusiastic, and engaging.

• if speaking on the stage, competently pronounce difficult words and sight read with ease.

• follow instructions and departmental protocol.

• accept constructive feedback.

• be committed and punctual.

• be highly motivated and willing to learn.

• be respectful, courteous, and diligent.

• be well groomed and wear their school uniform with pride.

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Socio Emotional Domain Opportunities

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Comperes: A video qualifying process is important for this role. 

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Schools can apply and put forward 2 students each by emailing a short video. Students applying should have strong oral skills. You can submit your own script or use the script provided below as an example.

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Student A: Example Script

​The Metropolitan North Public Schools DanceSport Gala is open to all Year 5 students from public schools in the Metropolitan North Operational Directorate.  It is a culmination of a ballroom dance program that promotes respectful relationships. The first event in 2006 began with just 180 students and has now taught nearly 200,000 students to dance with respect, confidence and resilience. Whilst the medium is ballroom dancing, the core of DanceSport is in student wellbeing. We are proud that the program incorporates every aspect of the NSW Department of Education Wellbeing Framework, where all students connect, thrive, and succeed. 

 

Student B: Example Script

​This fifteen-week program really does challenge us as students; it challenges us at every level. We come together once a week to learn the Cha Cha, Tango, Salsa, and Jive! And it does not stop there! We have gone from not wanting to have partners and giggling, and finding it difficult to focus on the dances, to an enthusiastic and committed attitude! Throw into the mix the fact that we’ve had to learn how to hold one another and move with one another gracefully, switching movements to differing tempos and beats. And then comes the final challenge to do all the above and SMILE while you are dancing! We began arriving at the centre at 3 pm, and we only had a few hours to orient ourselves to this evening’s program. It really is amazing!

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Floor Marshalls:

Demonstrated by working alongside the DanceSport Instructors. Above the base skills required, students should be able to demonstrate the ability to lead, organise and instruct others in a positive way.

 

Tasks would include:

•  Bringing students onto the floor

• Positioning and leading back to the bays

•  Managing and organising students preparing to dance in the next rounds.

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Floor Runners: Above the base skills required, students should be able to demonstrate the ability to organise and instruct others in a positive way. Provide key communications between the stage and the Floor Manager.

 

 

School Ambassadors: Two students Escorting each VIP Official to the stage, providing them with a program of the event, explaining what the event is about and how it has impacted their experience and school.

 

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