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The Grow Waitaha Canterbury DigiAwards are back for 2021! We welcome entries from Year 0-8 ākonga that support this year’s theme - Tō pitomata, He rua kanapū wehi ana. Your potential is something to behold, like lightning that lights up the skies.
The scope: Students are to write an essay describing their experiences at a quarry and what they learned.
The brief: Students are encouraged to visit a local quarry and write an essay of no more than 500 words describing their experience at the quarry and what they learnt during the visit.
Competition closes end of term 2, Friday 9 July.
If you need assistance with organising a quarry visit in your area, please contact office@aqa.org.nz, or ph (0800) 469 272.
Please visit our site for more information: https://www.aqa.org.nz/news-events/rock-our-future.
When: Friday 2 July 2021
Time: 9am–2.30pm.
Where: Mt Albert War Memorial Hall, 751-761 New North Rd
Cost $17.50 per player
Format: Girls represent their schools as individuals.
Format: Three separate 6 round tournaments in age groups. All players play 6 games.
Age group titles will be awarded for under 18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8 and 6 years of age.
This is an annual NZ Chess Federation event to encourage girls to try chess in an all girl environment.
The United Nations Association of New Zealand has held regional secondary school speech awards for over 35 years. This year the competition will again be held online in light of the ongoing COVID19 situation.
We invite your school to share this announcement widely and encourage a wide range of students to apply before 30 June by submitting a recording of them delivering their speech via our online form: http://bit.ly/UNANZSpeechAward2021
