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Utaina! is a one-day symposium to bring together educators and researchers interested in science education in te reo Māori. It intends to create a friendly environment to discuss ideas and challenges related to delivering science topics in te reo Māori, as well as hearing about the latest research on this kaupapa.
It will be held in Dunedin and via Zoom, on Friday 22 January 2021.
For more information, please go to: tiny.cc/utaina
We invite present and past pupils, staff, families and friends who have attended St Clair school to join in the celebrations for the 125th anniversary at Queen's birthday weekend, 2021.
Events will include a cocktail evening with live music, a formal lunch, performances and more. Costings and details to come.
Contact and details of the event will be available through our St Clair facebook page and any queries to Chanel Gardner at 125years@stclair.school.nz.
Spread the word and keep an eye out for details to come.
The 2021 43rd National Youth Jazz Competition sees secondary student big- bands and combos compete for coveted Tauranga Jazz Society trophies and prizes.
The competition is judged by the very best jazz educators in the country and features workshops and opportunities for students to attend key performances by some of New Zealand's best jazz exponents.
The competition is embed in the National Jazz Festival programme and provides opportunities for student bands to perform at the wider festival.
Registrations are online at: www.nationalyouthjazz.org.nz/registration
Toitoi and Latin America CAPE have partnered to create a multilingual app in English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese that showcases stories, poems and art by young New Zealanders about the vibrant cultures of Latin America. The app can be downloaded for free and is available on all platforms.
Readers can listen to the stories and poems in translation, tap to hear individual words and spellings and even record their own narration.
The writing and artwork is accompanied by teacher support materials with ideas for exploring the languages and cultures of Latin America.
Download the app and digital resources at www.toitoi.nz/explore.
