Staying apart, together

The Still Life logo on an orange background

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Remote Art Teaching from home with assistant Zak the Jack Russell Terrior in my lap.

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My children had the pleasure of attending one of the many online School Holiday Programs offered by Council. They were asked to dress up (captured in this photo) and had a ball sharing jokes and participating in some wonderful guessing games. Such a breath of fresh air for kids struggling to keep themselves active and engaged during lock down. By Jeff Harris

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During lockdown, my daughter’s kindergarten teachers thoughtfully curated fortnightly packs of activities, including all the necessary materials and instructions, which they then delivered to our letterbox every second Monday evening for the remainder of Lockdown 1.0. Fast forward to Lockdown 2.0: The Lockening, and they have once again shown their commitment to our children by curating 6 weeks’ worth of activities for each child. In the photo you will see all the educators waiting in the alleyway outside the kinder during a designated pick-up time with bags of activities ready to be handed over to the guardians of each child. By Ginger Van Handley

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Yarra Valley Singers rehearse via Zoom

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Home Schooling during Coronavirus Pandemic. By Ben Smith

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Home School, a Practical Activity by Ben Smith

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Mail Received ‘Have you received my picture yet Nanna Pa. I got yours today. I like your collage Pa.’ ‘We love yours Tyler. Is that you under the rainbow?’ Image by Sunderai Felich

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Remote learning. By Justin Stephens

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Remote learning. By Justin Stephens

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Treasuring lunch times with my father, while in respite care, and listening to his memories from the past. He has Alzheimer's. By Donna Fairweather

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During COVID my daughter missed out in her dance classes in the studio. She learned from videos supplied from the teachers via a Dropbox. It was getting harder to keep Molly motivated over this time as she is an only child. One of the weeks challenges set was to take some photos of you (the child) dancing. As a designer/photographer with no work during COVID it was our time to shine. We have limited garden space but wanted to catch the autumn vibe that we couldn’t get from the indoors. By Steven Hendry

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Not being able to see friends in person took us back to a time of snail mail and quality family time. By Emily Kennedy

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A Council meeting via Zoom

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Team members show off their masks via Zoom

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Jaimie & William from Milwarra Primary School learn from home

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Mater Christi College Belgrave embrace virtual learning

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Mater Christi College in Belgrave embrace virtual learning

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Mater Christi College in Belgrave hang a rainbow sign to welcome back students

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Two teachers at Mater Christi College in Belgrave film a science experiment for their students

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I am a yoga and Pilates instructor, now I am teaching remotely via Zoom. Instead of being with people and sharing the class experience I am alone with the equipment and students in their lounge rooms. It is better than nothing but I do miss the connection of the shared experiences (at Vitalitymoves Studio, Healesville). By Michelle Redman

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I run my business YV Signs from 'The Garage' Main St, Healesville. The last few months I have had to home school my girls from my shop while i work. Every now and then Tommy from Hearth Galleries drops in to see how they are going with their online schooling, but mostly for pats. By Brad Charman

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