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Hua Whenua Tūhono: Growing More Than Gardens
Hua Whenua Tūhono, Connection through the Fruits of the Land, brought together Heretaunga and Napier Kindergarten Associations in a shared commitment to growing sustainable māra kai, strengthening environmental learning, and nurturing tamariki as kaitiaki of the future.
Science and local learning at Hereworth School, in, about and for Awa
Exploring Te Kahika Stream wove together local curriculum, kaitiakitanga, and scientific inquiry. In this flow of learning, students tested the waters and learnt about the catchment ecosystem, helping to foster a connection with environment and their learning and their action for restoration of the local gully.
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Is it a Kākāpō or...is it a Facilitator? A Holistic Reflection with a Difference
Arriving in late May with a loud “BOOM” and a “CLICK”, and disguised as Aotearoa’s native kākāpō, Jo Wood arrived at Greenmeadows Kindergarten to facilitate the newly formed team’s Holistic...
Kākano Project in Central Hawke’s Bay to give back to the community
Ngāhuru (Autumn) is the perfect time to eco-source and plant native kākano (seeds sourced from your local area). Te Matau-a-Māui Enviroschools Facilitators Helen Howard and Sarah McCawe were approached by...
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