Afternoon Workshop: Key Learning Principals That Underpin STEAM Learning Design
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2019 NZAMT Conference, Lower Hutt, Wellington.
Dates: 1–4 October.
A four day mathematics and statistics conference catering for teachers at primary, intermediate and secondary schools and Kura to celebrate the diversity of our subject. You are invited to register, and for those wanting to present workshops, lead round table discussions then abstracts can also be submitted from March, 2019.
Contact: admin@nzamt16.nz or convener@nzamt16.nz.
Visit and bookmark https://nzamt16.nz.
E whakakōtahi ano ki te whakanui I te kaupapa i te Pāngarau me te Tatauranga.
Frances Adlam is inviting teachers of 4 - 6 years old to attend this unique, cutting edge and highly creative workshop. Embedded in authentic play pedagogy, as well as covering Te Whariki and NZ Curriculum requirements, this workshop will get teachers inspired and buzzing, in these two essential areas. Using dance, movement, drama, music and art - this is guaranteed to be a fun day for teachers and children alike.
Interested? E mail Frances on: frances@thebridge.org.nz
Registrations are open for Auckland Schools Debating (ASD) for 2019. In 2018 ASD provided secondary schools debating for over 1,500 students from 54 schools.
Auckland Schools Debating is a fortnightly competition that takes place during terms 1 and 2 each year. Students in teams of 3 compete in a debate that lasts between 1 and 1½ hours.
Debating teaches students to be confident public speakers, to express ideas and arguments succinctly and persuasively, to work as a team and to be aware of issues in the world around them.
For more information visit www.asd.org.nz or email info@asd.org.nz.
This sports day is for primary and intermediate school students with disabilities, will be held in the grounds of Mt Roskill Primary and Mt Roskill Intermediate Schools on Friday 29 March with the official opening at 10am.
For further information and registrations please contact Melanie Sarnum; ph (09) 620 5050 or Margaret Gaiqui; ph (09) 620 8508 or visit the schools' websites.
Closing date for registrations 15 March.
Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) and the Health Promotion Agency (HPA) will soon be inviting schools to participate in the 2019 New Zealand Youth Tobacco Monitor (NZYTM) involving the ASH Y10 Snapshot survey. The survey will be conducted in term 2.
Your school’s participation is important for ensuring the data and trends give an accurate reflection of what is happening in youth smoking across New Zealand. Participating schools will receive their school’s smoking figures, including a comparison with national trends in New Zealand.
For more information, visit www.hpa.org.nz/what-we-do/nzytm, or contact Niveditha Gurram; ph (04) 917 0060 or email N.gurram@hpa.org.nz.
During this BioBlitz with LEARNZ, you will catch up with teacher Maureen Keen and students from Mount Somers Springburn School who have already organised their own bioblitz and reflected on their findings so they can take action.
Learn how to undertake your own bioblitz.
Get to know people who are most involved with Living World science on a day-to-day basis and grow your knowledge and interest.
For further information: www.learnz.org.nz.