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Pūrākau come alive at Nayland Kindergarten
This story showcases how kaiako learning about local pūrākau (stories), waiata (songs), histories and tikanga (values and practices) has been translated back into the kindergarten context and enriched children’s learning experiences across many parts of the curriculum.
Why did the penguins come to live at Sue's house?
When a little blue penguin chose to move in beneath teacher Sue’s house, her students started a learning journey about the habitat and plight of this native bird. Find out more about this enquiry that led to ecological building construction on a small scale.
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Immersive weekend hui for Nelson and Tasman secondary students
For the last five years, Nelson and Tasman Enviroschools have partnered with Project Janzoon to give secondary students an immersive weekend hui in the Abel Tasman National Park. Thanks to...
Student Kaitiaki from Te Tai o Aorere and Whakatū Connect
Senior environmental leaders from Whakatū and Aorere secondary schools once again met at the beautiful Waimārama Sanctuary in Whakatū for the 2025 annual Student Hui. At the beginning of each...
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