Supporting students with a parent in prison
4 June 2019
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In New Zealand approximately 23,000 children and young people have a parent in prison. An early childhood teacher travelled to six countries
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4 June 2019
In New Zealand approximately 23,000 children and young people have a parent in prison. An early childhood teacher travelled to six countries
4 June 2019
The coordinator of a prison programme designed to help literacy, wellbeing and whānau connection discusses the Bedtime Stories programme.
4 June 2019
Manawatū’s Dads & Books programme aims to maintain connections between children and their fathers in prison, while also increasing literacy.
4 June 2019
A Central Otago primary school is releasing a teacher for a role similar to that of counsellors in secondary schools.
30 May 2019
Children at an early childhood education centre in Timaru are learning about growing produce and sharing the harvest with their families and the wider community
2 May 2019
Learning how to understand those who are different from oneself is at the heart of Te Awa School’s bullying prevention culture.
25 February 2019
Behind prison walls, a team of young men has created an award-winning resource to start conversations about an important issue.
11 February 2019
Preschoolers and their teachers are learning with each other through a shared interest in the world around them.
25 January 2019
By following their children’s interest in birds and bugs, kaiako at Picton Kindergarten are helping children learn about conservation, whanāungatanga and kaitia
25 January 2019
Research indicated confusion about ‘learning stories’ from parents and teachers, an ELC has changed its practice to meet the needs of its learning community.
6 December 2018
The messages young people see and hear about happiness can affect their mental health
21 November 2018
Kaiako talking about learning and thinking is helping children at Papakura West Kindergarten to become confident in their decision making.
12 November 2018
Waverley Kindergarten is focusing on including bicultural perspectives in their practice to better teach tamariki and whānau the taonga of te reo Māori.
25 October 2018
Nestled behind Arohanui and Harinui Early Learning Centres is Ngaherenui, a great forest where children explore, discover and connect with nature.
26 July 2018
Students’ voices came out loud and clear in this year’s Bullying-Free NZ multimedia competition
16 July 2018
A North Island early childhood service explains how Te Whāriki has helped them to reflect on and improve their whānau-focused practice.
16 July 2018
Results of the Transition to school report have now been released.
12 February 2018
An online training module for early childhood practitioners supports them to protect children from the sun.
27 November 2017
A new partnership has resulted in a much-needed ECE and care facility for the remote community in the Tekapo basin.
13 November 2017
Conversations with Teen Mums is a web-based film project that captures the lives of girls who have become mothers while still young themselves.
13 November 2017
A transformation is underway at Wellington East Girls’ College, with the main teaching and technology block in the process of being replaced with modern buildin
30 October 2017
Recently released guidance intended to give school leaders and teachers practical ideas around supporting the inclusion and wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ students meets
30 October 2017
William Pike survived a critical accident when Mt Ruapehu erupted 10 years ago. Now he’s sharing his love of the outdoors through the William Pike Challenge, a
24 July 2017
Teachers and students are encouraged to visit a free exhibition celebrating the bright future of Toi Māori.
10 October 2016
A Gisborne puna reo is still buzzing with excitement several months after it won a Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Award.