| Latest PLD Opportunties with Ngā Kura ā Iwi, NCEA Jumbo Day, Oranga Tumuaki Oranga Kura Wānanga, Te Whare Angitu |
Mā TĀTOU, MŌ TĀTOU, E AI KI Ā TĀTOU | |
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30 OCTOBER 2020 - REGISTER TODAY | |
Ngā Kura ā Iwi is holding our very first NKAI NCEA Jumbo Day to be held at the University of Waikato, Gallagher Academy Performing Arts Centre on Friday 30 October. We’ve received 79 completed registrations so far with only 10 more days remaining. This event will include a series of guest speakers from MOE and NZQA updates. The second half of the day will be two sessions facilitated by the NKAI Kairuruku team -our collaboration leads, Financial Capability, NCEA & NZQA review groups. Each attendee will have a chance to sit in two different subject areas.
It's now time to register all NCEA kaiako who wish to attend this event.
REGISTRATIONS CLOSE* - Tuesday 16 October 2020
*School office administrators can register kaiako as a group if required.
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A Secondary Accord Sub-Group has been established to co-design and support the implementation of eight additional teacher only days allocated in an Accord between the Ministry of Education, NZEI Te Riu Roa and PPTA Te Wehengarua.
These days are set aside to support the implementation of changes to NCEA, and wider strengthening of curriculum, progress and achievement practice.
NKAI Kura can:
Attend the NKAI NCEA Jumbo Day on 30 October 2020 and not add a day to the end of the year. However, this will mean that they will have one less NCEA review day in 2022.
NKAI Kura can still have the NCEA review day in November 2020 as set out for their region by MOE and they do not need to add another day to the end of the year.
NKAI will look to have a NKAI Jumbo Day in 2021 and 2022. This will be one of the 4 NCEA review days scheduled for schools across New Zealand to use in 2021 and one of the three days allocated by MOE for this purpose in 2022.
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Oranga Tumuaki, Oranga Kura | |
26 NOVEMBER 2020 - REGISTRATIONS OPEN TODAY | |
This year the Oranga Tumuaki, Oranga Kura wānanga is open to all Tumuaki and their senior leadership team. This one-day wānanga will be held at Distinction Rotorua on Thursday 26 November 2020.
Following a survey sent out earlier in the year, NKAI has designed a unique program of keynote speakers and workshops to address the many issues raised in the survey. We have a range of experts from within and outside of our organisation who will share their experiences, expertise, strategies and advice to support your growth and development no matter where an individual may be in their career. We also have workshops that may benefit attendees personally such as financial planning for the future and balancing life and workload.
REGISTRATIONS CLOSE* - MONDAY 2 NOVEMBEr 2020
*School office administrators can register kaiako as a group if required.
REMINDER: The Ngā Kura ā Iwi Annual General Meeting will be held on the following day, 27 November 2020 at the same venue - Distinction Rotorua.
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Te Kura o Hīrangi, Connected Learning Series - Part 1 | | |
Connected Learning Series - Part 1 | |
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Part 1 of the 'Connected Learning Series' facilitated by two experts in the field of integrated and project based learning was held in Cambridge on Friday 18 September 2020. This professional development series was designed with NCEA teaches in mind however several Year 1-10 kaiako attended the hui eager to learn more about how to design and implement a learning system that is driven by students who will lead their learning and teachers supporting the process across a range of traditional subjects. | |
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*Part 2 of the 'Connected Learning Series' will be an interactive session to be held at Hobsonville Secondary School in Auckland on Friday 13 November. For more information about this professional learning opportunity, contact Skye Stirling at [email protected]. | |
Ko Te Reo Māori kei runga | |
Whā tekau ngā kaiako i rēhita mai mō ngā wānanga reo Māori i tēnei tau 2020. Ko Pānia Papa rāua ko Te Heketū Leon Blake i kaiako, ā nā tō tātou Pou Whakapakari o Ngā Kura ā Iwi a Skye Stirling i whakarite, i whakahaere. I whakaritea ngā wānanga e toru i te timatanga o te tau nei hēoi anō, nā runga i ngā taumahatanga o te urutā, i whakarite huarahi ā hangarau matihiko nei kia haere tonu te kaupapa.
I tērā marama i oti ai te wahanga whakamutunga o te wānanga, ā, i whakanuia te hunga i aro mai ki ngā akoranga kia whakapakari tonu i tō rātou reo hei painga mō ngā tamariki mokopuna o tēnā kura, o tēnā kura.
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"Kātahi te wānanga mīharo ko tēnei. Ahakoa i pakeke mai au i roto i te reo, āra noa atu ngā akoako, pēnei i te wetewete i ngā tikanga o te whakamahi momo kupu ki roto rerenga kōrero e tika ai tana noho. Ka tika hoki tērā kōrero, karekau e mutu te ako a te tangata ā mate noa ia.
Nō reira tēnei te mihi maioha kia koutou." | |
Kua tutuku i tēnei hunga i ngā wānanga a Ngā Kura ā-Iwi hei whakapakari tonu i tōna reo hei painga mō ngā uri o tōna kura. | |
Kahurangi Tinirau
Tina Herangi
Ripeka Murray
Ange Withers
Te Rangihaeata Hare
Titiraupenga Anderson
Michelle Ohia
Te Wairere Ngaia
Tamahaia Skinner
Te Ruahuihui Hiroti
Mererangi Moore
Tiana Ngawati
Maria Richards
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Roberta Herbet
Tahlia Tahuri
Monique Rangi
Hinetai Kereopa
Tayla-Shaye Williams
Shirley Matthews Mary Te Uira Taewa
Ani Rangihau
Indiana Hotereni
Avalina Cook
Linda Rudolph
Tui Papuni
Christy Te Kurapa
Raakai Whauwhau
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Hayley Pio
Angel Davis
Linda Keogh
Raukura Hohepa
Parekura Collins
Hira Taringa
Tania Panepasa
Zivana Eriha
Margaret Nicholas
Kuia Nepe
Gavin Porima
Mahora Hare-Heremia Kaareen Hotereni
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Ko Taupiri te rua kōiwi o te iwi pō
Ko Waikato te iere whakaora tini
Ko Te Papa o Rotu tōku pātaka iringa kōrero
Ko Ngāti Mahanga me Ngāti Mahuta ōku hapū
He uri tēnei nō te waka o Tainui nō te riu o Waikato
Ko Rangimarie Mahuta tēnei. E arahi nei i te hanganga o te Whare Angitu. Ki ōna tiketiketanga, he whare i whakaarohia e ngā tini Tumuaki e ngā tini Kaiako puta noa i a Aotearoa whānui tonu. Ko te moemoea ia ko te whakatinanatanga o te kupu kia tū pakari tēnei whare.
Kia tīkina atu au i ngā kupu ohaaki o Te Puea hei pouarahi i a tātou ki te moemoea ko au anake, ki te moemoea tātou ka taea e tātou.
Tau mai te rongo tau mai te pai tau maarire
Rire rire hau
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Te Whare Angitu 2021
Ngā Kura Ā Iwi is pleased to announce the establishment of our Whare Angitū and it’s founding principle to “enable our students to have access to excellent Uri-centric, academic, wellbeing and sports opportunities delivered by Experts that compliment what is offered by your Kura”.
We envisage that the programmes on offer will be a combination of KURA MATAHIKO (Digital Online Learning) and KURA WĀNANGA (Face to face hui).
As an introduction to the research of the programmes that will be delivered, we kindly request that Tumuaki complete a brief survey below. If you have any queries or require further clarification please do not hesitate to contact Rangimarie Mahuta at [email protected].
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NKAI Vacancy: Collaboration & Technology Specialist | |
Ngā Kura ā Iwi is looking for a Collaboration and Technology Specialist to join our Ringa Wera Team. Are you a key technology enabler? Advanced skills and knowledge of a range of digital technology solutions?
- Design, build, implement and maintain a user-friendly online collaboration environment.
- Skilled in a wide range of technology solutions that will enhance the delivery of digital learning experiences.
- Connect and communicate effectively
- Develop effective online support system
Work from home and engage remotely with the Ringa Wera team. If you have the skills and experience for this role, we want to hear from you.
Applications close: 19 October 2020
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NCEA JUMBO DAY - 30 October 2020, Hamilton
NCEA Connected Learning Series: Part 2 - 6 November 2020, Auckland
Oranga Tumuaki, Oranga Kura Wānanga - 26 November 2020, Rotorua
Te Maru Annual General Meeting - 27 November 2020, Rotorua
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