How and why did you come to be involved with Taitokerau Education Trust? In late 2013, I was invited by Jo Brosnahan and Nikki Davies Colley to carry out a feasibility study on opportunities to improve the learning outcomes for students from families facing material hardship. We found … [Read more...]
Small-town Northland students take mudfish plight to Wellington
A unique native mudfish that’s struggling to survive in its shrinking Hikurangi wetland habitat has found some unlikely but passionate allies. Students in an all-girls digital classroom at Hikurangi School have harnessed their e-learning tools to set up an online petition calling for the … [Read more...]
Superstar sought to help kids avoid the ‘summer slide’
We are on a mission to keep students in our cluster of low-decile schools learning this summer – and we’re looking for someone to make it happen. Taitokerau Education Trust is seeking an enthusiastic individual to support students for 10 weeks this summer on the Summer Learning Journey (SLJ) … [Read more...]
Meet our Team: Sandra Toapuho
How and why did you come to be involved with Taitokerau Education Trust? I am the principal at Te Horo School. My two daughters teach at Hikurangi School and they often spoke about the digital technology mahi they were doing at their kura. I was impressed with what I saw after attending an IT … [Read more...]
e-learning in action: Protecting our Black Mudfish
Wellington is in the sights of a Hikurangi School e-learning classroom as they embark on a mission to get Black Mudfish the protection they deserve. Helen Moore's all-girls Year 7 and 8 classroom is preparing to deliver a petition to politicians that calls for the protection of the at … [Read more...]
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