One school’s journey to raising learner agency
11 June 2020
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Prior to Covid-19, Waitaha School was on a journey to developing better use of digital technologies in an effort to enhance learner agency.
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11 June 2020
Prior to Covid-19, Waitaha School was on a journey to developing better use of digital technologies in an effort to enhance learner agency.
2 June 2020
The development of Kāwhia School’s local curriculum (marau ā-kura) was a collaborative process involving input from the wider school community
18 May 2020
A resource that combines gardening and digital technology is lowering the barriers for teachers as they begin to implement the new (DT&HM) curriculum
18 May 2020
Students from St John’s College in Hastings collaborated remotely to find a solution to a real-world problem emerging from the Covid-19 crisis.
18 May 2020
Lunchtime at Taupaki School: students of all ages descend on the school’s dedicated STEAM classroom and well-resourced technology block
18 May 2020
After a crash course in making videos, Merrin School’s teacher aides – better known as ‘Teaching Angels’–are producing great digital content for their students.
7 May 2020
The Government is connecting up student households that currently lack internet, and supplementing school device stocks as part of a support package to help stu
12 March 2020
We look at a Canterbury secondary school that is building relationships to help learners develop innovative mindsets and find their places in a connected world.
27 February 2020
The digital design and technology lab at Wellington’s Newlands Intermediate hums with learners developing and playing games
12 February 2020
The Education Gazette releases its second part in its video series on Digital Technologies & Hangarau Matihiko.
3 February 2020
Watch the first of a five-part video series on implementing the revised Digital Technologies & Hangarau Matihiko (DT&HM) curriculum content.
31 January 2020
The 62 students who attend remote Te Māhia School, situated on the Māhia Peninsula in Hawke’s Bay, are not only treated to great views of the Pacific Ocean...
22 November 2019
Kura and schools around New Zealand are now able to access a new Minecraft world where they can explore Te Ao Māori through gameplay.
19 July 2019
A park in Linden will get a revamp thanks to a design project involving students from Tawa Intermediate and Linden School.
27 June 2019
As part of a rich local curriculum, three schools in Otara, South Auckland, are empowering students to create local curriculum.
25 January 2019
A shared commitment to great curriculum learning outcomes for students saw educators from around the country getting together in 2018.
25 June 2018
A new digital technology competition aims to help teachers introduce the new digital technologies curriculum and get students problem solving.
11 June 2018
A virtual business game providing an immersive, competitive and fun learning experience is proving popular with students.
10 May 2018
Netsafe has recently released guidelines for parents to consider when sharing images of their children online.
10 May 2018
An online job finding tool aims to make students and teachers more aware of opportunities and careers available in the digital sectors.
30 April 2018
A kura in one of the remotest parts of the country has proved to be the mouse that roared
12 February 2018
The Ministry released new Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko – sometimes referred to as DT & HM – curriculum content for The New Zealand Curriculum
12 February 2018
Cyclone Computer Company will manage the TELA scheme from 1 March 2018.
29 January 2018
In late 2017 the Government made a series of key education announcements. The Education Gazette summarises them here.
14 August 2017
Students can now achieve University Entrance on the Māori medium pathway through the inclusion of subjects and standards from the Māori medium curriculum.