Industry Voices
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Apr- 2021 -6 April
A brighter future for Freemans Bay School
To date, Freemans Bay School has generated more than 40 MWh of green energy...
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Mar- 2021 -30 March
Helping students choose their path
Career education is vital in assisting young people transition from school to further education, training, or employment - the choices…
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30 March
Creating quality, engaging outdoor spaces
A responsible, modern school should provide environments that cater to a chasmic range of interests, capabilities and needs.
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23 March
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16 March
A modern approach to teaching and learning
While increasingly common, Innovatve Learning Environments (ILEs) are complex, requiring meticulous planning and consideration.
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16 March
Pinehurst School: Activating space, advancing play
Primary schoolers have a lot of energy to burn at break time, with a growing sense of independence, burgeoning confidence…
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10 March
Principals hit out at Education Minister’s response
Principals in Te Tai Tokerau, who work in the lowest socio-economic area of New Zealand, say they are appalled with…
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2 March
Education hydration
Demand for hydration options has been increasing in schools over recent years. Here's what the experts suggest:
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Feb- 2021 -23 February
Teacher, teacher, please help me succeed!
All of us can remember our school days and name a teacher who was a positive influence on our schooling…
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Dec- 2020 -16 December
Afterschool care leader recognised as Top NZ franchisor in new book
Paul Jamieson sold his house and rental property in Wellington back in 2008 and moved the family to Auckland where…
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15 December
Let the teaching power of green space flourish
Every space on campus is a potential learning space, and there are infinite ways to make use of a well-maintained lawn or sports…
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8 December
Balancing the benefits of BYOD policies in primary schools
"...the teachers I spoke with said they considered app-based learning in primary school an ‘American fad’.
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8 December
Scoreboards turn sporting fixtures into events
For schools planning to install a new scoreboard, there is a dazzling array available that can satisfy almost any criteria;…
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Oct- 2020 -20 October
Self-care: Is your glass half full or half empty?
To help shift your perspective, and improve levels of optimism, school leader Adam Voigt presents five steps along the path…
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Aug- 2020 -17 August
CASE STUDY: Awe-inspiring new sports precinct revitalises Christchurch
Christchurch has certainly endured several tragedies in the past several years; however, facilities like Ngā Puna Wai continue to bring…
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17 August
CASE STUDY: Meadowbank School shows “enormous pride” in new sports surfacing
After an extensive amount of fundraising over several years, including countless initiatives and hundreds of hours spent to raise the…
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4 August
Returning to school after lockdown: Ten ways to support students’ mental health and wellbeing
Students may show different signs of struggling, depending on their age and developmental stage.
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Jul- 2020 -28 July
“Educational transformation” incoming? NZSTA praises new legislation
The New Zealand School Trustees Association has announced support for Hipkins' update to the Education and Training Act 2019 and…
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Jun- 2020 -9 June
University offers support for potential students affected by COVID-19
The University of Auckland is trying to help students intending to study next year and the concerns of prospective students…
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2 June
Auckland school offers virtual classes to local business owners
The pandemic has forced Kiwis up and down the country to improvise and adapt. Selwyn College has developed an online…
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May- 2020 -19 May
Napier Boys’ High School Duke Of Ed participants find new ways to help communities
Despite disruptions caused by Covid-19, participants have been encouraged to 'think outside the box'.
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19 May
Changes to NCEA address impact of COVID-19
The Ministry of Education outlines its new two-step process to rework NCEA...
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12 May
Lockdown lessons signal sweeping change for educators
Could the lockdown period act as a catalyst for education reforms that many educators have sought? If so, what should…
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Apr- 2020 -28 April
Children’s grief in coronavirus quarantine may look like anger.
This is a scary and uncertain time for all of us, but especially for children. Through media and conversations at…
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28 April
Cyber threats at home: how to keep kids safe while they’re learning online
Children working at home are not usually protected by the filters provided by their school.
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