All participants should take note of the following requirements regarding their participation in the National Eisteddfod of South Africa. All details of participation (date, time and venue) were published ONLINE. As communicated earlier on, the attached copies of participant slips are now ONLY distributed to institutions / individuals that spesifically requested it on their registration…
SUBMISSION OF ART WORK Please take note of the following administration procedures for the entering, submission and adjudication of creative art. ● Entries can be submitted ONLINE or in hard copy format on the ENTRY FORM FOR INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES. ● Important: Please note that it is cheaper to enter ONLINE. Hard copy entries (on entry…
In preparation of the 2019 season of the National Eisteddfod, the National Eisteddfod Academy is presenting the annual Adjudicators’ Seminar on 3 August 2019 at the Roodepoort Theatre, 100 Christiaan de Wet Road, Roodepoort. To register your attendance for this Seminar, you can complete the registration form ONLINE now. Please note that ONLINE registration for…
When do I perform? As soon as entries have been scheduled, participation details will be published ONLINE Please use the same LOGIN information as when you submitted your entry online: Please use your User Code and Password. Select your entry type: ⇒ Individual entry ⇒ Small Group entry (2 – 10 participants) ⇒ Large Group…
Adjudicators’ Forum Seminar 2018 Teaching and adjudication is two sides of the same coin. This is why the National Eisteddfod Academy (NEA), invites all educators that are passionately involved in the teaching of music, dance, visual arts and drama to attend the annual one day Adjudicators’ Seminar on 4 August 2018 at Reddam House School…
What others say about the Young Performer Awards Ismael MahomedThe National Arts Festival director Ismail Mahomed, an adjudicator at the 2013 Awards, stated as follows, “I feel ecstatic when the arts go beyond tokenism because then it is giving recognition to our real achievers and champions. If the NEA Award winners represent the next generation…
The National Eisteddfod of South Africa® represents the interests of the true custodians of the performing arts. We aim to foster consistency within the adjudication process throughout our events. Our adjudicators are well respected in the performing and fine arts communities, have respectable qualifications and extensive adjudicating experience. The National Eisteddfod’s adjudication panels consist of…
