Junior Journal 65, Level 2, 2023 The theme of Junior Journal 65 is 'exploring movement'.This journal provides opportunities for ākonga to learn and think about movement from a range of perspectives – science, technology, ... Read more »
School Journal, Level 2, June 2023 (connects to the theme of "getting the message") School Journal, Level 3, June 2023 (connects to the theme of “the living sea”) School Journal, Level 4, June 2023 ... Read more »
Te Poutāhū is excited to launch a new series of Connected that supports Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories and Te Takanga o Te Wā. The series now includes He Kōrero Tātai – books developed ... Read more »
All four Phonics Plus phase overviews are updated with the new book and available online. The overviews show the suggested order of the books, the focus sounds, words to blend, and kupu Māori ... Read more »
The Refreshed English learning area final draft is now available for viewing on the Ministry of Education's Te Poutāhū Curriculum Centre website. Information is also available regarding feedback on earlier drafts from ... Read more »
From 17 March–12 May we’re seeking further feedback on Te Mātaiaho as a whole, before final release later this year. In the previous feedback period, some elements were still in development, and ... Read more »
Census 2023 – Tuesday 7 March 2023The census is a nationwide survey that provides an official count of people and dwellings in Aotearoa New Zealand. It gives a snapshot of life, people, ... Read more »
Seaweek | Kaupapa Moana – Saturday 4 March–Sunday 12 March 2023Toi moana - Toi tangata – Celebrate connecting with our seas! Seaweek is an annual celebration to inspire Kiwis to deepen their connection ... Read more »
Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki l Auckland Arts Festival runs 9–26 March 2023. Develop your students’ understanding and appreciation of live performance by bringing them to dance, theatre, music or puppetry productions from ... Read more »
Over 2,000 teachers are already using Ready to Read Phonics Plus (RTRP+) books in their classrooms with the help of the University of Canterbury’s Better Start Literacy Approach (BSLA). The books, resources, ... Read more »
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