Teacher Appraisal for School Leaders Workshops
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Teachers of Y5–9 tell your students about their chance to win the 10 Junior Fiction Storylines Notable Books for their school library.
Storylines Children’s Literature Trust and What Now have partnered in a competition to select a favourite among the 10 Junior Fiction Storylines Notable Books.
Encourage your students to watch What Now, Sunday 31 March at 8am to find out how to vote for the book they would most like to read and to enter the draw to win,or they can visit https://whatnow.tv/.
The competition opens 31 March with winners announced 14 April.
Test drive our new Tauranga City Libraries Mobile Makerspace!
We need some amazing teachers who come with various levels of experience at primary level to be part of this advisory event. Whether you have loads of tinkering experience, teach in a digital classroom, or just want to have some fun with robots–we need you!
This engaging, hands on experience will help us tailor our outreach programme to suit your classroom needs, and give you a chance to mix and mingle with other teachers.
Nibbles and refreshments provided.
Venue: Tauranga City Library.
Date: 4 April.
Time: 5–6.30pm.
RSVP by:Friday 29 March.
World Asthma Day is on 7 May, and is celebrated around the world!
One in 7 children (133,000) have asthma in New Zealand.
Free World Asthma Day activity packs including balloons, stickers and fun activity ideas for students to learn more about asthma are available from Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ. The packs are available to all early childhood education centres, primary schools, intermediate schools and secondary schools that register before 8 April.
For more info call (0800) 100 506 or email marketing@asthmaandrespiratory.org.nz.
Register at http://bit.do/WADNZ
The reunion takes place over 26 and 27 April.
The programme will commence with an open afternoon and powhiri on Friday 26th followed by a giggle and gossip evening. Saturday 27th sees a decade march, morning tea and photos. An evening of socialisation, music and food will follow.
Registrations can be made online at www.otakicollege.school.nz/60th-reunion or email reunion@otakicollege.school.nz for further information.
The Walking Access Commission Ara Hīkoi Aotearoa invites students to enter our Top Outdoor Spot competition to promote access to the outdoors.
The competition runs from 28 February to 6 July. Students send in a photo, drawing or short poem/story of their favourite outdoor spot. The top three entries in each category win a prize pack for themselves and/or their school.
The 3 categories are:
Best photo
Best drawing, and
Best story/poem.
This competition is targeted at Y4–8, but teachers can encourage other students to take part.
For further information: www.walkingaccess.govt.nz/education-space/top-outdoor-spot/tos.
Neil is in worldwide demand for his knowledge and expertise as a teacher in working with students who have dyslexia and other learning difficulties.
Neil is particularly passionate about building teacher capability to support the learning for all children.
This seminar is suitable for all levels of education including secondary. It will be an interactive day with practical activities you can follow through with your students.
In past tours his seminars have sold out. Don't delay your booking.
Morning tea and lunch is provided - please advise if you have any special dietary requirements.
Book online through the website www.edushop.nz