Supporting wellbeing in early learning
4 August 2020
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In the second of the Education Gazette’s video series on wellbeing, we visit Epuni Kindergarten in Lower Hutt
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4 August 2020
In the second of the Education Gazette’s video series on wellbeing, we visit Epuni Kindergarten in Lower Hutt
31 July 2020
Born out of a desire to help tamariki develop good character and strong values in a digital world, the InnerFit Kids programme has a growing presence in the NI.
21 July 2020
Education Gazette visit Te Kura Māori o Porirua to see how kaiako are working with whānau to support tamariki following lockdown.
16 July 2020
New research has found significant growth in the use of te reo Māori among preschoolers.
29 June 2020
Christchurch early learning teacher Penelope McRae says relief teaching has allowed her to learn from others and share her expertise at the same time.
11 June 2020
Budget 2020 included investment into the early learning sector, taking a significant step towards a more equitable and higher quality system.
9 June 2020
Jess Galloway from Waikanae School reflects on the joys and challenges of her job, and why the teacher aide pay equity settlement matters.
2 June 2020
Education Gazette photographer Adrian Heke captured some special moments at Russell School and Porirua College on Monday 18 May.
2 June 2020
On Monday 18 May, many children and young people returned to their schools and early learning centres for the first time after lockdown.
2 June 2020
Learners and whānau across Aotearoa New Zealand have been tuning in to Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV each school day since it launched in April.
18 May 2020
Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV is continuing to bring high-quality educational content to learners, whether they’re at home or at school.
7 May 2020
From Zumba to a book club to a design competition, many organisations have come up with innovative programmes, resources or competitions to help teachers and pa
15 April 2020
A number of special schools across New Zealand worked hard to compile and deliver tailored learning packs to their learners prior to the lockdown period.
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
27 February 2020
The staff and families of An Nur Child Education and Care Christchurch have experienced an outpouring of support since the tragic events of 15 March last year.
27 February 2020
Schools and early learning centres from all over New Zealand and around the world have got behind The Paper Doll Project
27 February 2020
Education Gazette talks to Aliya Danzeisen, lead coordinator of the Women’s Organisation of the Waikato Muslim Association and teacher at Hillcrest High School.
14 February 2020
An initiative that enhances language-rich environments in Tairāwhiti early childhood centres has resulted in a 60% drop in referrals to Learning Support.
14 February 2020
New research has found that parents reading with young children has a positive impact on their early literacy and language learning.
31 January 2020
A group of students from a small rural Northland kura used online learning tools to effect real-life change – and it took them all the way to Parliament.