Tāhūrangi – our new digital home for curriculum content, teaching resources, and news – is now live!Tāhūrangi is full of the features you would expect of a modern curriculum hub, making it ... Read more »
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 »
The Education Hub recently posted an article on school libraries as safe spaces promoting literacy and wellbeing. Read this brief but well-referenced article on the relationship between school libraries, literacy learning, and wellbeing. ... Read more »
The Duffy Books in Homes programme, delivered by the Alan Duff Charitable Foundation, has been running for 27 years, offering free books to ākonga across Aotearoa. This year is special, as for the ... Read more »
There is a new mandate in education to bring mātauranga Māori into all curriculum areas, but what does that look like and who is leading the way? These are questions that Rangitoto College ... Read more »
Read how St Anthony’s Catholic School engaged with Tapasā to support their Pacific learners, their families, and community in culturally sustaining ways. Culturally sustaining education through Tapasā framework Tapasā, a cultural competencies ... Read more »
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