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Collaborative approach to Sustainable Change in Waiouru
Working together in Waiouru has been advanced through a tuākana tēina approach between Museum staff and students at the local school. This initiative has seen young people question the staff about their current practices and exploring alternatives together. Likewise, the Museum staff have provided opportunities for learning for the young people and supported them on their sustainable journey.
Ruapehu Schools Planting for Outdoor Classrooms
Two schools in the Manawatū Whanganui Region have visions of outdoor learning areas within the school grounds. One day, learning will flow easily from the classroom to outside with lots of opportunities to connect with and learn about the local ecology. The school communities have started to realise this dream by preparing the ground and planting natives. Learning has already begun!
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Regional Early Childhood Teacher Hui - Tōtara Reserve April 2025
We had beautiful weather at Tōtara Reserve for our biannual regional Enviroschools early childhood education (ECE) teachers hui at Camp Rangi Woods in the Pohangina Valley. Over 60 ECE teachers,...
Measuring Change in an Enviroschool
With a shift of the Enviroschools holistic reflection process towards a simplified student-centric approach, Enviroschools Regional Co-ordinator Manawatū Whanganui, Sarah Williams, was curious to find out from the students at...
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