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Port chalmers school goes orange!
Thanks for Katy from Port Chalmers school for sending in this photo of Operation Orange Day
0 commented on blog post 'href="http://www.teachersmatter.org.nz/xn/detail/3140536:Comment:2396?xg_source=activity"'"Great letter. I was lucky enough to attend the National Standards Forum in Wellingotn last week to represent the teacher's voice and it was great to know that the whole of the education sector agreed that the national standards have serious…"
Stephanie Mills posted a blog postAcademics join the fray on National Standards with open letter to Anne Tolley
This Open Letter was published this week and reflects many of NZEI members' concerns...Warning about the new National Standards systemMinister, we are education academics from the Universities of Otago, Waikato andAuckland who attended the National Standards forum organised by the NZEI last week.We are writing to tell you that we share the main concerns expressed at the forum aboutthe intended new system of National Standards.We are deeply committed to helping primary teachers to promote high…See More
0 commented on blog post 'href="http://www.teachersmatter.org.nz/xn/detail/3140536:Comment:1709?xg_source=activity"'"Can't take all the credit here - this was a joint venture, Greg MacLeod equally responsible!"
Stephanie Mills posted a blog postGo MacAndrew Intermediate! World Teachers Day in the Octagon, Dunedin
http://www.ch9.co.nz/content/world-teachers-dayCongratulations to Heidi Hayward and the fantastic students from MacAndrew Intermediate in Dunedin, who "froze" literally in the Octagon to stir up interest in World Teachers Day - check out the video from local TV, Channel 9 on the link above.See More
"We have planned a whole school count down to a big hands up followed by a mass singing of "Hands Up". All children and teachers have made cardboard arms with big hands ( just like the poster) to help make an impressive show. We have…"
0 commented on blog post 'href="http://www.teachersmatter.org.nz/xn/detail/3140536:Comment:1285?xg_source=activity"'"Sounds great. Liz Brown (media officer here) may give you a call and/or call local media to try and get them along. Steph"
0 commented on blog post 'href="http://www.teachersmatter.org.nz/xn/detail/3140536:Comment:1279?xg_source=activity"'"We are going to do a whole school 'hands up' event and photo and are inviting all our parents and whanau to join us to show their support"
Stephanie Mills posted a blog postWorld Teachers Day momentum builds...adverts and activities across New Zealand!
40 NZEI branches, aronui tomua and district councils have pledged funds so that the World Teachers Day message of "Hands Up For Learning" can be advertised nation-wise in community and daily papers across New Zealand. The ad has also been endorsed by STA, the PTA, NZ Kindergartens and the NZ Childcare Association - Te Tari Puna... We're also hearing of great activities being organised around the country - from kindergartens in Auckland to schools in Taranaki to ECE centres in Wellington and in…See More
0 replied to discussion 'href="http://www.teachersmatter.org.nz/xn/detail/3140536:Comment:1186?xg_source=activity"'"Hi Chris
My kid's creche - Adelaide Community Creche here in Wellington - is planning a synchronised HANDS UP possibly with some silly handshakes on the side! Should be great fun. Working on my bigger kids' school now! Have a good weekend,…"
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Academics join the fray on National Standards with open letter to Anne Tolley
This Open Letter was published this week and reflects many of NZEI members' concerns...
Warning about the new National Standards system
Minister, we are education academics from the Universities of Otago, Waikato and
Auckland who attended the National Standards forum organised by the NZEI last week.
We are writing to tell you that we share the main concerns expressed at the forum about
the intended new system of National Standards.
We are deeply committed to… Continue
Warning about the new National Standards system
Minister, we are education academics from the Universities of Otago, Waikato and
Auckland who attended the National Standards forum organised by the NZEI last week.
We are writing to tell you that we share the main concerns expressed at the forum about
the intended new system of National Standards.
We are deeply committed to… Continue
Posted on November 26, 2009 at 9:28 — 1 Comment
Go MacAndrew Intermediate! World Teachers Day in the Octagon, Dunedin
http://www.ch9.co.nz/content/world-teachers-day
Congratulations to Heidi Hayward and the fantastic students from MacAndrew Intermediate in Dunedin, who "froze" literally in the Octagon to stir up interest in World Teachers Day - check out the video from local TV, Channel 9 on the link above.
Congratulations to Heidi Hayward and the fantastic students from MacAndrew Intermediate in Dunedin, who "froze" literally in the Octagon to stir up interest in World Teachers Day - check out the video from local TV, Channel 9 on the link above.
Posted on October 30, 2009 at 23:47 — 1 Comment
RADIO RUNS WITH HANDS UP FOR LEARNING
Listen out on radio for breakfasts hosts on the commercial networks talking about "Hands Up For Learning" on Friday - the MORE FM network, the ROCK, BREEZE etc will all be talking it up.
Posted on October 28, 2009 at 9:45
Events around NZ are rolling in - and we have lots of MPs interested in joining in the Hands Up For Learning events too, which is great. If you'd like help getting your local MP or media to join…
Events around NZ are rolling in - and we have lots of MPs interested in joining in the Hands Up For Learning events too, which is great. If you'd like help getting your local MP or media to join with your event, please let me know. Continue
Posted on October 27, 2009 at 13:02 — 3 Comments
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