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Projects and programmes Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi

Enhance Your Science Programme in 2019 with Science in a Van!

Listed by: Science in a Van

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Book your school science show for 2019!

Science in a Van focuses on communicating ideas from the material and physical world and have visited hundreds of schools all over the country. Our shows are suitable for Y0 through to Y8. We come to you so there are no additional travel costs and no hassle. 

Visit our website www.scienceinavan.co.nz for available dates and full descriptions of our shows.

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Classroom resources Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi , Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura , Area / composite (Years 1–15)

What's the Plan Stan? – Getting Ready For An Emergency

Listed by: CORE Education

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What will you do in an emergency? You probably already know to 'Drop, Cover and Hold' during an earthquake. But as a citizen of New Zealand, we all need to know more about the six natural hazards that cause emergencies – floods, storms, earthquakes, tsunami, volcanoes, and landslides.
More importantly, we need to know about the six impacts – Stuck at home; Can't get home; Have to evacuate; No power; No water; No phone or internet.
More information: http://rata.learnz.org.nz/summary.php?vft=whatstheplanstan184.

New Zealand (nationwide)
16 Oct 2018 – 18 Oct 2018
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Professional development (PD) Early childhood education / kōhanga reo , Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi , Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura , Tertiary , Government , General , Area / composite (Years 1–15)

Pause, Breathe, Smile Mindfulness Teacher Training – NZ Curriculum-Aligned, Evidence-Based

Listed by: Mindfulness Education Group

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Professional Learning and Development in New Zealand’s only researched school-based mindfulness programme.
Pause, Breathe, Smile is supported by the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand and features on Nigel Latta's 'The Curious Mind' series.

For more information: http://mindfulnesseducation.nz/product/pause-breathe-smile.

Canterbury
08 Nov 2018 – 08 Nov 2018
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Classroom resources Early childhood education / kōhanga reo , Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi

Raising a Child to Read and Write Well, by Frances Adlam

Listed by: The Bridge

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Following her sell out workshops on Playful Literacy, here is the book all early educators have been waiting for: Raising a Child to Read and Write Well by Frances Adlam: 0-7-years.

With compassion and humour, Frances explains the science behind the developmental processes of how young children learn to read and write. With a key theme of relationships, this book follows the Te Whariki framework while showing how skills can transition to primary school.
Order online at: Potton and Burton NZ.

The book can be ordered on the website of Potton and Burton NZ www.pottonandburton.co.nz/store/raise-your-child-to-read-and-write.

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Student competitions and scholarships Secondary (Years 7–15) / wharekura

Waitangi Day Speech Competition

Listed by: Waitangi Treaty Grounds

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Speech Subject: What does Waitangi Day mean to me?
Speech duration: 3 minutes.
Eligibility: Y11 students who are enrolled at a New Zealand secondary school. For the 2018 competition, every school can enter one student.
Preparation and delivery: Students must prepare and deliver their own speech. To enter the competition, the student/school must submit a video recording of the student delivering their speech. The video needs to be uploaded to YouTube as an unlisted video, and the link to the video submitted with the online entry form.

For further information: www.waitangi.org.nz/education/speech-competition.

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