School Journal Level 2 June 2022 is now online!The Level 2 Journals are arriving in June, and Levels 3 and 4 will be distributed to schools in August. The Level 3 and 4 Journals ... Read more »
Looking for images and stories to inspire your teaching and learning about Aotearoa New Zealand histories? Explore Te Kupenga: Stories of Aotearoa New Zealand for new stories with images, links to more resources, ... Read more »
International Languages Week takes place this week from 13–17 June. This special week provides an opportunity to showcase, learn, and promote the diverse languages and cultures in our schools, communities, and nation. Keen to ... Read more »
Our voices, our stories – Literacies with differing perspectives and contextsThe Auckland Literacy Association invites you to the 2022 NZLA 43rd National Conference – 9–12 October, 2022, Parnell, AucklandKeynote speakers: Russell Bishop, ... Read more »
How can we celebrate Matariki and what can Matariki teach us about engaging with our communities?It was recently announced that the Ministry of Education have provided schools and kura with fresh curriculum ... Read more »
Teachers of junior ākonga: How do we prepare our ākonga for the upcoming changes to NCEA? What can we learn about the teaching of language? Registrations for NZATE’s Word Up workshops are ... Read more »
Tālofa lava. This week kicks off the first week of the Pacific Language Weeks 2022. From Sunday 29 May–Saturday 4 June we celebrate Gagana Samoa | Samoan Language. This year's theme for Vaiaso o ... Read more »
Have you heard of Oat the Goat? It's our free digital storybook that helps 4–7 year-old tamariki learn skills to prevent bullying.It's super Kiwi ("One nippy morning, with the mountain looking clear, ... Read more »
Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga | Ministry of Education is strengthening the national curricula and resources and supports for their implementation so that every child and young person’s progress and achievement is ... Read more »
This small exploratory study was carried out in 2021 by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER) for the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa. The project ... Read more »
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