6 December 2019
When students from a Christchurch school did a section survey of the nearby Avon-Heathcote Estuary, they were shocked to find enough rubbish to fill three drums
9 October 2019
On Friday 27 September about 170,000 school students, activists and adults in more than 40 towns and cities around NZ took to the streets to demand action
12 September 2019
Despite an earlier annihilation by rabbits, an edible Dig for Victory garden planted by students from seven Wellington schools in Parliament grounds
30 August 2019
Conservation work goes hand in hand with learning for students who are part of a large-scale restoration project to protect native birds.
16 August 2019
A Tauranga primary school is leading the way as kaitiaki of the Rangataua Estuary.
2 August 2019
Jelly-like sea creatures called salps have brought children at Leigh School, north of Auckland, and NIWA scientists together in a climate change monitoring proj
22 July 2019
Learning the Māori names of birds and finding out about different species was a highlight of Conservation Week for students at St Francis de Sales School in Isl
30 May 2019
A Year 7–8 class from Matamata Intermediate has gained a heightened awareness of being kaitiakitanga of their local environment
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
20 May 2019
A community trust in Marlborough is working with local schools and other partners to tell a more balanced story about the first encounters
15 May 2019
Eighteen kiwi have been repatriated into their habitat in the Nina Valley in the Canterbury region through the efforts of Hurunui College students, who contribu
20 March 2019
The Ōamaru Pacific community has rallied together to give its students the best possible futures. Two participants share their experiences of the Ōamaru PowerUP
11 March 2019
Central Hawke’s Bay students are following their passions by restoring the local river and making their school a better place to be.
7 March 2019
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner provides useful guidelines for good information handling.
7 March 2019
Fiordland College has created a proposal for a park which integrates three local energy sources with culturally inspired sculptures.
25 February 2019
Tramps, kayaking and rat trapping are all part of the local curriculum at Tapawera Area School, south of Nelson.
25 February 2019
Experiencing a natural disaster has inspired Kaikōura students and staff to help the community heal through their learning and teaching.
20 February 2019
A group of Year 12 science students are learning about trout and sustainability by getting their feet wet.
11 February 2019
Students at one New Plymouth school are leading their own learning by following their passion for protecting the environment.
25 January 2019
Instead of following the black ink and peanut butter footprint tracks of predators, the students know what wildlife they're wanting to attract and watch
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
6 December 2018
The relocation and rebuild of a specialist day school has provided learning opportunities for more than one school community.
22 November 2018
A virtual field trip is providing New Zealand students with the opportunity to ‘visit’ Iceland while learning about Aotearoa in the process.
21 November 2018
A Canterbury geography teacher is using the context provided by the Christchurch earthquakes to help his students explore their personal and shared local histor
7 November 2018
Swannanoa School students enjoy spending time with the school’s baby goats, but the goats are just one part of the school’s ‘Seeds of Learning’ programme.
