He maurea kai whiria!
Ignore small matters and direct effort toward important projects
Week 6 24 Akuhata - 28 Akuhata LEF Reports and Senior Progress Reports this week ICAS English p1-2 - Tues 25 Senior Chirnside Competition - p1 Thurs 27 UC Open Day - Thurs 27 Te Kura Practice Examinations - Fri 28 | Week 7 31 Akuhata - 4 Mahuru Course Selection on parent portal - closes Wed 2 Winter Tournament Week 1st XI Hockey - Christchurch (all week) 2nd XI Hockey - Nelson (all week) Football South Island Tournament (Mon 31 - Wed 2) Netball Christchurch Tournament (Mon 31 - Wed 2) Canterbury Junior Netball Tournament - Thurs 3 - Fri 4 Polyfest Camp - Fri 4 - Sat 5 Squash Canterbury Secondary Schools - Sun 6 |
Assembly/Ako Wed: Year 9 (PAC) Year 13 (Gym) Talk with FDJ Fri: Full School Assembly (TBC if back in level 1) | Assembly/Ako Wed: Year 12 - all in Gym Year 13 - PAC Fri: Full School Assembly (TBC if back in level 1) |
Meeting Learning and Teaching (104) Pastoral (S4) | Meeting Learning Area Meetings (Department) |
Information for Staff
1. This week in the Press (or on Stuff) was the article related to streaming that has been shared with staff (High School students unfairly streamed in low ability classes)
In relation to this article, you may also be interested in the following research put together by the Education Hub and from the Sutton Trust.
2. Free PLD online around Pasifika Learners
Future Learning Solutions-Centre for Languages invites ALL educators - teachers, senior leaders, middle leaders, Kahui Ako Leads, Pacific co-ordinators, Deans - to explore the Tapasā framework and consider the implications for their own schools/settings.
Tapasā (Cultural competencies for teachers of Pacific learners) is a tool that can be used to enhance teachers’ cultural capability and capacity when working with Pasifika learners, parents, families and communities. This series of five short workshops aim to unpack the key components of Tapasā to empower teachers to contextualise quality teaching and learning within a Pacific learner setting.
Features:
· Explore the Pasifika Success Compass, Ngā Turu (The Competencies), Tapasā framework and implications for practice
· Unpack case studies
· Discuss links with the Code for Professional Responsibility and Standards for the Teaching Profession.
· Identify next steps
· Evaluate teacher learning
Advantages:
· develop a richer understanding of effective practice for Pasifika learners
· understand the links between Tapasā and the Code for Professional responsibility and Standards for the Teaching profession.
These workshops will help you:
· gain an overview of the Tapasā framework
· share ideas of current effective practice for Pasifika learners
· explore the implications for language teaching and learning
Delivered online-via zoom
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