A mat for all to stand on
28 April 2021
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The history of early childcare and education in Aotearoa.
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28 April 2021
The history of early childcare and education in Aotearoa.
27 April 2021
A Samoan language pathway in Auckland starting at early childhood has helped affirm the importance of language and culture from the very beginning of a child’s
8 April 2021
A tuakana teina programme at Wellington East Girls’ College is exceeding expectations and resulting in happy and settled Year 9 students.
8 April 2021
Feilding Intermediate has found a novel way of engaging students and building skills such as risk-taking and perseverance.
17 March 2021
Rongohia te Hau is a tool that, when used as part of a wider strategic change process, can drive transformative change for learners and whānau.
25 February 2021
A four-year nationwide study aims to measure the impact of supporting enriched oral literacy and self-regulation in early learning settings.
25 February 2021
A Lower Hutt kindergarten is finding that learning notes are helping teachers carry out a range of assessment across Te Whāriki
25 February 2021
Champion New Zealand weightlifter David Liti helped show the young people on the Imagine Believe Achieve (IBA) programme in Tauranga
25 February 2021
Updating its approaches to external evaluation, the Education Review Office (ERO) has developed Ngā Ara Whai Hua: Quality Framework for Early Childhood Services
4 February 2021
In conversation with Emeritus Professor Helen May, the Education Gazette explores aspects of the history of early learning in New Zealand.
7 October 2020
Pink Shirt Day officially falls on Friday 16 October, but this year, schools are welcome to celebrate the day at a time that suits them
3 September 2020
A programme supporting diverse learning needs has been part of a north Wellington intermediate school’s approach to learning support since 2015.
3 September 2020
In the fourth of the Education Gazette’s video series on wellbeing, we gauge a range of perspectives on the importance of focusing on wellbeing.
3 September 2020
The Huakina Mai approach of adopting a Māori world view allows schools to see all learners in a positive light.
3 September 2020
Feedback from schools about a much-needed mental health education and hauora resource has been extremely positive.
3 September 2020
A flexible approach to different learning needs at Te Aroha College’s transition centre may include starting the day with yoga and mindfulness...
3 September 2020
Hora Hora School in Whangarei has established Te Manu Aute Trust to provide flexibility and raise funds for several initiatives.
3 September 2020
A pilot scheme in which Resource Teachers: Learning and Behaviour (RTLB) in south Auckland have been trained to deliver the Incredible Years Autism programme.
2 June 2020
Whanaungatanga and kaitiakitanga have remained strong priorities for Te Kura ō Ngaruahinerangi as kaiako supported the learning and wellbeing of their tamariki
12 March 2020
An early learning service in Whangarei has become a lifeline for medically fragile and disabled children and their whānau.
12 March 2020
A powerful collaborative tool created by kaiako for kaiako.
12 March 2020
A collaborative visual curriculum produced by the Pukekohe Kāhui Ako to support the transition to primary school for tamariki and their whānau
12 March 2020
A whānau-led approach to services and support has made a difference for families with children living with disabilities.
12 March 2020
A Hokianga Playcentre that was closed and had lost its licence has been refurbished and reopened thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Ministry of Education.
12 March 2020
He Māpuna te Tamaiti is a new resource aimed at supporting kaiako in early learning services to develop children’s social and emotional competence