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Leadership
Child Protection Training – an introduction or refresher course
Free hands-on workshops in Massey University's Engineering and Food Technology facilities. Would suit Year 11-13 High School science students and their whānau.
Middle Leaders - Professional Learning Group with Jenny Thompson at Kohia Centre
Understanding National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) with Robyn Headifen at Kohia Centre
Is your team ready to turn their focus from managing tamariki challenging behaviours to developing systems and strategies for promoting wellbeing and positive behaviour across the whole centre?
Come along and dip into the wonderful resource 'He Māpuna te Tamaiti' as we aspire to lift kaiako practice and enhance outcomes for tamariki.
Free Hands-on Engineering Experience Day at Massey University's Manawatū campus for High School science students and their whānau
Free Hands-on Experience Day at Massey University Manawatū for science students interested in Agriculture, AgriBusiness, Horticulture, Animal Science, Environmental Science, Food Technology, and Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering
This in-depth information session will involve a panel of experts and the opportunity to ask questions about becoming a Vet and studying Veterinary Sciences at Massey University.
An invitation to participate:
The Use of New Zealand Audio/Visual Content in New Zealand Schools: A Research Project
Assoc Prof Geoff Lealand
Research Associate, Screen and Media Studies
University of Waikato
Integrated Curriculum | He Marau Pāhekoheko Mentor Programme
Rāroa Normal Intermediate 50th Jubilee
Friday 11 June - Saturday 12 June 2021
Go to http://www.raroa.school.nz/50th-jubilee/ for more information
We are sponsoring a teachers Famil to Queenstown the Adventure Capital of NZ. But there is so much more to it then adrenalin.
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
A public discussion on the role and place of the arts in education. The event is free to attend.
SADD leaders conference
Leadership development, problem solving, curriculum, collaboration, road safety
The Toitoi: Latin America Special Issue now has a free, multilingual app that showcases young New Zealanders' connections to the vibrant and exciting cultures of Latin America.
The app can be downloaded for free and is available on iOS, Android and Windows.
Toitoi 22 is now available.
Conflict resolution, Behaviour change, Building and Maintaining Relationships
Child Protection Training (Module 1 & 2) - an introduction or refresher course
Assisting Behaviour Change in Children (Masterclass)
Paremata School are celebrating turning 100 years old in November 2021.
We are holding a number of activities at school on Friday 12 November and Saturday 13 November.
For more information and to register your interest please contact 100years@paremata.school.nz
All past pupils, families, benefactors and staff are warmly welcome to be part of the celebrations.
Working with Children with ADHD (Module 2 & 3)
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The Women in Engineering Network at the University of Auckland introduces students and teachers to opportunities in Engineering.
We deliver presentations or panels, hands on workshops or subject support in your schools and classrooms.
We have activities tailored specifically for L2/3 NCEA physics and calculus, as well as coding for robotics. If you are out of Auckland, we are also happy to connect virtually.
For more information and to book in online please visit our website: https://womeninengineering.auckland.ac.nz/outreach-programmes/ or email our outreach coordinator Lysea (l.munoz@auckland.ac.nz).
Music Therapy NZ 2021 Webinar Series for professionals and general audience
The Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand (RASNZ) offers 10 to 15 secondary students scholarships to enable them to attend the RASNZ annual astronomy conference.
The conference will take place in Wellington, Friday 9 (afternoon) to Sunday 11 July 2021 (about 4 pm) . NZ residents currently in Y13, 12 or 11 may apply.
Students should email a statement (max 300 words) explaining why they would like to attend the conference and why they are interested in astronomy. Send this to Dr Nicholas Rattenbury (n.rattenbury@auckland.ac.nz) by Monday 10 May 2021.
It is time-consuming for teachers to sift through currently available information to create creative, informative and fun lessons.
Imagine if you could quickly access information that is logically and carefully curated by a team of experts AND it fits into your inquiry cycle - reducing your workload, enhances your lesson content and student outcomes.
Well if you'll need help, then fill in a request form from us! bit.ly/requestrawmaterials
ZooVentures brings interactive workshops to your Auckland school (or learning centre) with an amazing range of exotic creatures and pets, covering many of the 'living world' curriculum topics, as well as providing inspiration for art and creative writing, plus animal careers workshops for seniors.
We deliver structured learning with high educational value. Students are highly engaged with their learning quite literally coming to life!
Information for boards of state and state-integrated schools
The Auditor-General, by law (the Public Audit Act 2001), appoints the auditors of all state and state-integrated schools. Please note that the Board is not able to seek its own auditor.
Over the next few months, we will begin the process of appointment of school auditors for 2021 to 2023, and send schools and their Boards of Trustees more information as we go.
Please note that the 2020 audits are not affected – this process is for the 2021–2023 audits.
Current primary school teachers of Y7 or 8 or combined Y7–8
45-60 minute interview to discuss your perceptions on teaching physical education and the key competency: relating to others.
Ready for something new in your teaching practice? Invigorate your class AND career by learning how to use nature as your classroom.
In an engaging one day professional development workshop, you’ll learn how to use nature education to support curriculum learning and the wellbeing of your students.
PLUS you'll take home the value packed Resource Kit to use in school.
Find out more: naturelibrary.co.nz
Request for Proposal - Professional Supervision and Professional Learning Group Pilot
We are sponsoring a teachers Famil to Wellington on April 9th returning Sunday 11th April 2021.
This workshop takes an in-depth look at the theories of Māori assessment.
Each year an expert group of principals and education leaders meet to determine who should be recognised as an Advanced Classroom Expertise Teacher (ACET).
We’re looking for new leaders to join and add their expertise to this evaluation panel.
To express your interest to be an expert panel member on the ACET Evaluation Panel, please call the ACET recognition process team on 0800 165 225 or email ACET.Recognition@education.govt.nz by the 16th April 2021.
Students Against Dangerous Driving - Empowering young Kiwis to prevent loss and enhance wellbeing. Together
The theme of ‘Embracing Change’ has certainly been an essential value in teaching in this challenging Covid-19 world. It provides a wonderful opportunity to come together and explore new ways of doing things. It is fitting that our location for the conference is Ōtautahi Christchurch, a city that has had to ‘Embrace Change' like no other in recent years. And as social science educators we are about to be engaged in some major curriculum and assessment changes, Embracing New Zealand History; NCEA Changes and Civics and Citizenship curricular.
Visit the conference website www.soccon.net.nz to register for updates!
'Monarch' a show for year 1 to 6 children, touring to your school in term 2. Speech writing, butterflies, scientists, environment.
Pompallier Catholic College Whangarei 50th Jubilee
Tapas y Pinchos sin esfuerzo (Effortless Tapas and Pinchos)
Animal ethics approval is required prior to starting any school project involving animals (including for science fairs).
Contact us at animalethicscommittee@nzase.org,nz
My name is Elliot Varoy and I’m a PhD student in the department of Electrical, Software and Computer Engineering at the University of Auckland.
With the inclusion of the Digital Technologies and Hangarau Matihiko curriculum, I would like to know how this will impact you as a teacher. This will help to show how we can best support you with the new curriculum.
If you are interested in participating in an interview, either in person or over a video call, please enter your contact details in the form below.
https://forms.gle/g5LQyfNBRczjjvR49
Pakuranga College reunion events 2021.
Science Shows for Auckland ECEs, Primary and Intermediate Schools : To keep everyone safe, we only visit in Alert Level 1. If Alert Levels change we work together to reschedule. If we can't, we won't charge you.
Due to the continued Covid disruptions across Aotearoa, LearnCoach Classroom is now free for all teachers and students for all of Term 1.
Just register or log in!
Enjoy our pre-made NCEA courses to share with students, whatever level you teach and whatever the Covid alert level in your region.
Science in Motion helps students in any classroom enjoy learning through engaging hands-on activities.
Suitable for Years 1-10. Student instructions and work sheets are available to download and print, while online teacher guidance makes lesson planning simple.
Written by science educator Brigitte Glasson for Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.
Relationships & Sexuality, Healthy Relationships - Pasifika focus.
Are you looking for books and resources, including the popular Time Timers and sensory tools for teaching children with autism spectrum disorders?
Autism Resources Ltd provides quality books and resources to help teach and support children with ASD. For over 14 years we have been supplying NZ schools and early childhood centres with quality books and resources under the Sue Larkey and Education Events brands. Our name has changed but we are still the same, but with NZ ownership and cheaper pricing.
To order and view our range of top-quality products go to www.autismresources.co.nz or email jo@autismresources.co.nz.
TOCK would like the schools or individual classes to create a picture, poster, collage or model to represent their favourite season / seasons out of items they would normally throw away.
This is the term 1, 2021 environmental challenge from the TOCK.earth environmental education project.
Calling all Christchurch teachers and parents of young learners...
TOCK.earth, our sustainability project, proudly supported by Christchurch City Council through the Sustainability Fund has the green light to take TOCK the lovable time travelling robot into pre and primary schools across Christchurch with fun interactive in class workshops.
TOCK.earth is not for profit so any help spreading the word is greatly appreciated. Together we CAN create a brighter future.
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