Pou project interweaves art, agency, and cultural sustainability
24 April 2024
Staff and students at Worser Bay School are thrilled with the results of an arts project reflecting the school site’s connection to te ao Māori.
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24 April 2024
Staff and students at Worser Bay School are thrilled with the results of an arts project reflecting the school site’s connection to te ao Māori.
27 October 2023
New Zealand Geothermal Week took place in July with events at schools across the Taupō Volcanic Zone.
27 October 2023
‘We stand as one village’ was the powerful theme that set the day for the Tagata Mai Saute Academy programme’s Sau Ia Festival at Burnside High School.
5 October 2023
When New Zealand’s rangatahi get involved in the arts, other areas of their lives see the positive benefits.
3 August 2023
Collaborative art projects deliver much more than beautiful wall decorations. They serve as opportunities for ākonga to express their individuality and build re
22 June 2023
A visually stunning big book Painting Stories about a mural in Roxburgh, Central Otago and accompanying teacher support material for ākonga in Y1 to 3.
23 February 2023
Manurewa Intermediate was one of three schools to receive a special visit from Ed Sheeran during his tour of Aotearoa New Zealand.
23 November 2022
Ashgrove School embarked on a challenging project – a school production that featured all 460 students.
1 November 2022
An eight-month dance project enabled tamaiti in a Samoan bilingual unit to connect more closely with traditional arts, and to gain confidence and pride.
12 October 2022
Educators are realising the value of regular involvement and accessibility in the creative arts for ākonga with disabilities and additional learning needs.