This major event for the Western Bay of Plenty region is co-ordinated by the Kiwanis Club of Roto Whenua. NIWA is the major sponsor and judging is overseen by members of the Royal Society. Entries are received from schools in Taupo, Reporoa, Rotorua, Tauranga, Mount Maunganui and Whakatane. Home school students are also welcome to […]
Developing Your Professional Skills with fellow Student Teachers…. Date: Every Thursday Time: 4-5 pm Registration Link: Click here This month it is Hydroponics – bringing the garden inside! Thursday August 11 (4-5pm) Tech Tok: An introduction to ….. hydroponics. Thursday August 18 (4-5pm) Tech Tok: Planning to learn & learning to plan for ….hydroponics. Thursday […]
Mon 1st August: Registrations open Wed 17th August: Registrations close 2pm Thu 18th August: Deliver and set up project 3pm – 5pm Fri 19th August: Judging day from 11am Mon 22rd August: Public viewings Tue 23th August: Project collection 2pm – 5pm Wed 31st August: Prizegiving
Themes: Wall charts – Medicine from Nature Photo – Glass Observational Drawings – Gastropods and Echinoderms Video – Climate Change
If you’re a member of Engineering New Zealand or a school student in the Auckland region, you are challenged to show Aotearoa the creativity, breadth and sheer excitement of engineering, through this 2022 photo competition. It’s free to enter and there are some awesome prizes on offer. Entries close 4 pm, 16 September. Special message […]
Technology Teacher Only Day on 22 August. Most workshops for technology will be at Kaiapoi High School, the designated location for the Technology Learning Area. There will be a range of workshops covering different areas of technology, some more serious talks about the future changes, some more fun, hands-on workshops. In addition, there are a […]
The Fair is proudly sponsored by NIWA, in association with the University of Canterbury, Ara Institute of Canterbury, the Canterbury Science Teachers’ Association, Kiwanis, the Science Award Trust, and Environment Canterbury. Regularly attracting up to 400 entries from intermediate and secondary school students throughout the Canterbury and Westland regions, the Fair has been held in Christchurch for over 30 years. Throughout this […]
Welcome to the 58th fair. A platform for the students to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM), and be challenged to connect concepts learned in the classroom with the real world.
Ruth Lemon is primary trained, currently working as lecturer and Programme Leader of Huarahi Māori at Auckland University. Ruth will be talking about the Marautanga Hangarau (the Māori-medium Technology curriculum). She will be providing advice for kaiako working with NZC how to incorporate aspects of Hangarau. If you have specific questions, post them to the […]
In 2022 the Fair will be running as usual with students from a large number of Northland Schools taking part-an effective, hands-on way to promote science and technology to young people and at the same time help them to develop investigative and problem-solving life-skills.
Developing Your Professional Skills with fellow Student Teachers…. Date: Every Thursday Time: 4-5 pm Registration Link: Click here This month it is Hydroponics – bringing the garden inside! Thursday August 11 (4-5pm) Tech Tok: An introduction to ….. hydroponics. Thursday August 18 (4-5pm) Tech Tok: Planning to learn & learning to plan for ….hydroponics. Thursday […]
The BP Business Challenge is a unique 3 day experience for Y10–11 students that develops employability skills and introduces students to how to come up with a business idea. The programme is run by 2 facilitators who come to your school. Working in teams, students develop their business idea into a pitch and share this […]
September’s theme is Te Ara Ako – Innovation Cycle Thursday September 1 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Unpacking Te Ara Ako – the stages Thursday September 8 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Meaningful and impactful project design workshop Thursday September 15 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Planning using Te Ara Ako Thursday September 22 (4 […]
This year’s theme for Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week – is: Ke Tu’uloa ‘a e lea faka-Tonga ‘i Aotearoa, which means Sustaining the Tonga Language in Aotearoa. For resources go here.
Term 3 and 4 webinar series for NZ Educators. The series has been designed around a teacher/Leader focused theme and a Techie/Leader theme, the schedule of webinars is as follows; 7th September – Live-streaming inside and outside your domain with Google Meet 21st September – Safety and security settings in Google Meet 5th October – Classroom Add-ons […]
September’s theme is Te Ara Ako – Innovation Cycle Thursday September 1 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Unpacking Te Ara Ako – the stages Thursday September 8 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Meaningful and impactful project design workshop Thursday September 15 (4 – 5pm) Tech Tok: Planning using Te Ara Ako Thursday September 22 (4 […]
The organisation is a registered charity and was established to promote good science, technology investigation and research for school students on Auckland’s North Shore. Each year they provide a platform for students from schools where their investigations and research can be evaluated and judged. Prizes and medals are awarded to the winning entries in each […]
Creative Arts Experience Day At Massey University College of Creative Arts, Massey University Experience Day provides Year 12 and 13 students who are interested in creative arts, the opportunity to come onto the Wellington campus for a one-day workshop. Numbers are limited so students will need to choose one workshop and book their places ASAP.
The Sanford Science and Technology Fair (Central South Island), held annually, is an event where school students from Mid and South Canterbury are invited to display original exhibits on scientific or technological themes. These exhibits are judged by a panel of volunteer judges from the community and prizes are awarded on merit. Science fairs provide a […]
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