Secondary students are invited to take part in a free Zoom session with Speech language therapist, Chermei Haufano on Tuesday 28 July at 4pm. Hear from Chermei about her role and ask questions about the career opportunities and pathways available in this industry.
This is a free event. Students can register by emailing career.engagement@education.govt.nz
'Transformational' Simon Moriarty, principal of Te Ahi Kaikōmako, Rolleston school promotes the new E Tū Tāngata toolkit as transformational in the way the school approaches wellbeing and relationships. 'E Tū Tāngata has given the school values new meaning and purpose'.
E Tū Tangata is developed to encourage personal reflection, group work and community contribution by focusing on three core principles:
• You have value
• We succeed together
• Others matter
Using online guided conversations, provided on the E Tū Tāngata website, schools access tools to develop these principles and apply them into practice.
www.etutangata.nz
$30,000 to support the development of an innovative learning resource based on high quality research.
Applications are now open for the Beeby Award 2020, a joint initiative of the New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER) and the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO. The Award reflects our joint aspirations for a socially just and equitable society.
Applications close at 5pm Friday 21 August.
Find out more at: www.nzcer.org.nz/fellowships
Are you a primary or intermediate teacher keen to empower tamariki with a love of the ocean? The Young Ocean Explorers’ Scholarship could fund your Master of Education thesis, researching a new environmental education programme for primary students (The 21 Day Challenge).
The scholarship is funded by Young Ocean Explorers, an organisation dedicated to inspiring primary school children to love and care for our oceans through educational resources.
Applications close on 31 July.
For more information about the scholarship and application process contact our Postgraduate Adviser, Antoinette Vaha: pgt@auckland.ac.nz.
The Ngārimu Video Competition is open to submissions. All students and ākonga from Y7–13 can submit a video to be in with a chance of winning $2,200 for themselves and $950 for their school or kura.
The video must reflect one of the three kaupapa outlined on the Ngārimu Video Competition website, where you can also find information on how to enter.
Videos must be submitted on, or before, Monday 12 October.
www.education.govt.nz/school/student-support/scholarships-and-competitions/ngarimu-video-competition
Celebrating Pride in every school | Whakanuia te uenuku ki ia kura
We’re excited to launch InsideOUT’s first annual National Schools Pride Week campaign, with a range of activities that schools, rainbow diversity groups, students and staff can get involved with in their school!
We hope that by creating opportunities to celebrate and affirm rainbow identities through this campaign we can help reduce the experiences of bullying and distress many of our rainbow rangatahi face, and give these young people an increased sense of belonging in their school communities.
http://www.pride.school.nz
