Teacher Practice in the classroom: Supporting Students to Learn Effectively
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In March 2020 we're inviting you to join an expedition of discovery to find out what climate change is all about.
On this expedition you're going to become a climate scientist. Part of your mission is to build your own story using some easy to use tech tools. This will be an empowering and fun opportunity to become part of the solution to climate change.
Parents and Teachers Note: Climate change can be a difficult topic for students and teachers. We will aim to keep the science simple and to emphasise responses to climate change.
Caritas Challenge is back for another year!
Are you ready to stand together to help those living with poverty or injustice? Get your friends, class, school or youth group together and for one day of difference you can help create a lifetime of change. This nationwide event offers hands-on experiences that are fun and informative while raising funds for those most in need in 2020.
Participants in the Caritas Challenge undertake an activity for up to 24 hours to raise awareness of social justice in their own communities and beyond.
Learn more and register today at https://caritas.org.nz/caritas-challenge.
AsiaNew Zealand schools now have the opportunity to receive funding for holding an event that enables students to experience Asian cultural activities and/or increases students' understanding of Asia.
Funding can be used:
-To cover the cost of organising cultural activities and events
-To fund Asian country events, festivals or language weeks
-To fund a single event or a series of workshops and activities.
Three levels of funding are available: $500, $1,000, $1,500.
Application rounds 2020:
Term 1: 29 January–19 February
Term 2: 4 May–22 May
Term 3: 27 July–14 August
Term 4: 19 October–6 November
For more information: www.asianz.org.nz/education/experience-asia-funding.
Small teams of girls and boys required to form U18, U17 and U16 to represent NZ for 25 April 2021.
Great educational experience for approx. one week stay, visiting special WWI sites, attending the ANZAC service where NZ soldiers are buried, training before ANZAC Day event and more.
Amazing opportunity representing NZ plus bringing awareness across New Zealand communities – forgotten chapter of WWI.
For details contact: John Calleja +61 4149 32481 / email:
malta.anzacs@gmail.com.
Paralympics New Zealand invites you and your students to be part of a new and innovative initiative!
The Para Sport Pop Up is coming to Takapuna on 28–29 February telling the story of New Zealand’s 50-year Paralympic history, increasing awareness of Para sport and positively influencing community perceptions of disabled people.
For further information: www.paralympics.org.nz/community/para-sport-pop-up.