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Join us in Rotorua this Labour Weekend (23–26 October) for four days of singing, musicianship, games, performances, and fun with leading New Zealand choral educators. Open to singers in Year 6 and above, the programme runs alongside Sing Aotearoa and culminates in a performance in the festival's final concert.
$150 per singer
Find out more and register here:
NZCCA Sing Aotearoa Youth Programme Information & Registration
The year is organised into two semesters, each culminating in a major performance at the end of Terms 2 and 4. At the end of Terms 1 and 3, whānau are invited to a Friends & Whānau Showcase - an informal presentation that shares the choir’s progress and celebrates their learning so far, a fundraising concert in Term 1 and a collaborative concert in Term 3.
Our choirs also participate in The Kids Sing (Auckland Town Hall), the Treble Choir Festival, and our annual Choir Camp. In Term 2, we look forward to a special collaboration with the Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir, touring from Australia.
Our 2026 concert theme explores how music connects our past, present, and future. Across the year, our young singers journey through the Wonders of Time - from imagination, to memory, to connection, and finally to renewal. Each concert forms a chapter in our shared story.
November 28, 2026 17:00pm - November 28, 2026 19:00pm
Venue:
Kahui St David's
September 7, 2026 19:00pm - September 7, 2026 21:00pm
Venue:
Auckland Town Hall
September 5, 2026 17:00pm - September 5, 2026 19:00pm
Venue:
Kahui St David's
with Ficino School
August 9, 2026 17:00pm - August 9, 2026 18:00pm
Venue:
Westlake Girls High School
The New Zealand Children’s Choral Academy (NZCCA) nurtures young voices and inspires a lifelong love of music. Each week, children from across Auckland come together to learn, sing, and grow in confidence and artistry. Your support helps us maintain world-class programmes, dedicated rehearsal spaces, and meaningful performance opportunities — ensuring the next generation of Aotearoa’s choristers can continue to thrive.
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