Aotearoa Youth Declaration Conference 2020! Incredible Opportunity For Rangatahi in Aotearoa
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The Awards recognise and share inspiring work by schools, kura and early learning services that benefits children and young people, whānau and entire communities.
The 4 award categories are:
Excellence in Engaging
Excellence in Leading
Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Excellence in Wellbeing Education
This year’s Education Focus Prize, which changes every year, celebrates Excellence in Environmental and Sustainability Education.
You have until Friday 10 April to submit your entry.
Visit pmawards.education.govt.nz for more information and to download the entry form.
If you have any questions, email info@pmawards.education.govt.nz or call 0800 PM AWARDS (0800 762 927).
Save the dates for your FREE educational documentary screenings for school students in Auckland and Wellington, followed by question and answer sessions with film makers and experts.
We'll also provide free educational resources to support your lesson plans in the classroom.
Auckland: 28 May–5 June
Wellington: 11–19 June
Māngere: 19 and 20 August (limited season)
Email matthew@docedge.nz for more information
We hope to see you at the movies!
Dates: 10–12 April, (Easter weekend).
The organising committee warmly invites all past students, staff, PTA and BOT members to celebrate the 60th Jubilee of the college.
The full programme and registration details are available on the alumni website: www.spotswoodcollegealumni.co.nz
Registration can be done either online, or by downloading the form and mailing to: Spotswood College 60th Jubilee organising committee, Box 6064, Moturoa, New Plymouth 4344.
For more information either email to: spotswoodcollegealumni@gmail.com or phone (027) 284 5557.
Calling all secondary school language teachers to participate in a short survey! Complete in only 20 minutes!
The survey seeks to understand your perceptions of increased ‘diversity’ in NZ language classes. Your responses will help to identify the needs of language learners and enhance overall language learning and teaching experiences.
The survey can be accessed through the following link:
https://massey.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7NXbky1Jjz6SEYJ
Thank you and please feel free to forward the survey to other language teachers!
100 year celebrations for Whakatāne High School are coming to Whakatāne over the Easter Weekend, on 10–11 April.
Mix and mingle on Friday 10 April, Good Friday
Saturday, official pōwhiri, chance to reminisce about the ‘good ol’ days’ while enjoying activities such as decade photos, school tours and a hāngī. The Saturday night is the glitz and glamour event with a centenary dinner and dance.
Registrations for this important event open today and limited tickets are available for some activities.
Information can be found as a link on www.whakatanehigh.school.nz or contact 2020whs100@gmail.com.
Dates: Friday 17–Sunday 19 July
Venue: St Cuthbert’s College, Epsom, Auckland.
Join us to generate new thinking and pathways by reflecting on the political and pedagogical essence of the Reggio Emilia Approach in relation to the rich history and unique bicultural heritage of early years and primary education in Aotearoa NZ.
Connect, create and re-imagine new possibilities for tamariki, kaiako and learning and teaching communities.
Register now!
$590 Early bird (until 31 March)
$650 Standard registration (from 1 April).
For further information: www.reanz.org.