Whakangungu
Professional Development

Have you ever made onigiri? The ones you'll make in this workshop might be too cute to eat! Join our hands-on workshop - Make, Eat, Connect!

Build and enhance the cultural capability of leaders and teachers in your school, kura or early childhood centre to create learning environments that foster Māori students' success.

Come and enjoy a virtual drink and a French chat online.

Learn about how one of Aotearoa’s most special natural taonga, the kauri, is under threat and explore ways to integrate this uniquely New Zealand environmental topic into your lessons.

Enrich your French idioms by learning expressions from our cousins in the "Great White North".

Māpura is the glint, the spark of awakening and wonder in the eye of an engaged ākonga. It represents the shining quality of educational experience we seek for all learners, and speaks to the environment and structures required to enable and sustain this quality for mokopuna and ākonga. Māpura addresses the specific needs of gifted ākonga Māori and Pasifika, grounded in Māori and Pasifika worldviews, and centring indigenous knowledge, culture, and language.

GGL™ 2: Improving Student Outcomes challenges leadership teams to work together to identify, and progress a significant student-centred improvement priority from their school.

A suite of professional learning designed to support principals across the motu in achieving their wellbeing goals with support from their peers and learn from a diverse range of experts.

Would you like your students to experience Chinese culture in schools? Explore a variety of Chinese cultural activities for Auckland schools!

This course will help Kaiāwhina / Teacher Aides / Learning Assistants to use the language, identity and culture of ākonga to support their strengths and needs in talking, reading and writing.

Are you going to the NZALT Conference in Auckland this coming July? Join us for an immersion experience on Saturday 6 July before the Conference starts!

Enrich your French idioms by learning expressions from our cousins.