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Ecology Restoration Leads to Deeper Inquiry in Kaitiakitanga
Schools on the Motu Kairangi peninsula have all participated in the drive to make their peninsular predator free and to restore the ecology. Not only has this provided an engaging and locally relevant learning context for the students, it has also catalysed an inquiry among the schools into the area’s Māori history, prompting deeper connections between teachers, students, and the environment.
Connections with Nature and Community Develop Together at Local Reserve
A nature connection movement is emerging within schools and early childhood centres in Wellington City’s northern suburbs. Sparked by a teacher professional development experience run by Enviroschools and the Porirua Harbour Trust, teachers and students are experiencing the benefits of connecting with nature and connecting with one another.
Tuakana/Teina Relationships Alive and Well in Wainuiomata Schools
Wainuiomata High School wanted to learn about becoming an Enviroschool so they turned to Konini Primary School for advice. In return, the High School has shared their ides with Konini for turning some adjoining land into a healthy, biodiverse environment that could allow them to learn in and about nature.
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