Resources

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• NZine: Education in New Zealand   (www.nzine.co.nz/features/guinz25-50_part4.html)

  Find interesting articles in an index regarding education, starting with Alan Duff's 'Books in Homes Programme'.

• NZ Learning Channel   (www.learningchannel.org.nz)

  A free online television station, created to offer you the best in local online video and multimedia to support learning and teaching in New Zealand. The NZ Learning Channel presents pathways to the work of creative and innovative young people, and also provides a gateway to educational programming developed specifically for New Zealand schools.

• NZLS Continuing Law Education   (www.lawyerseducation.org.nz)

  Find out about ongoing educational opportunities in the law profession; details of current courses and programmes are available online.

• NZ Puppets   (www.nzpuppets.co.nz)

  Providing a huge selection of hand puppets, ideal for teaching and entertaining at churches, pre-schools, primary schools and special need schools.

• OnslowNet   (www.onslownet.school.nz)

  A online gateway to resources for the Onslow College community. Students have access to the school's resources anytime, anywhere.

• Oscar Internet Filter   (www.oscar.school.nz)

  Oscar allows schools to control access to unwanted parts of the Internet, including objectionable material, email viruses and spam.

• Otahuhu ICT Cluster   (www.otahuhucluster.school.nz)

  A collaborative community of learning groups, aiming to produce powerful learners through an ICT enriched environment.

• Owezero   (www.owezero.org.nz)

  Student loan repayment calculator and money managment skills.

• Pac-It   (www.pac-it.org.nz)

  A resource to assist teachers understand and teach the ideas and principles behind packaging.

• Panasonic KWN : Kid Witness News   (www.kwn.co.nz)

  Find out more about the Panasonic Kid Witness News competition, a hands-on video education programme designed to develop a student's self-confidence, creativity, communication skills and teamwork through the use of digital video technology.

• Papamoa Area Strategy   (www.papamoaschoolingstrategy.co.nz)

  Established to meet the educational needs of those living in the Papamoa community.

• Passmore Educational Services   (www.homework.school.nz)

  Extra support for young people to increase the progress made whether they are top of their class or finding school a real challenge.

• Patterns of Identity   (www.textiles.org.nz)

  A teaching resource that documents New Zealand textile design, with a focus on printed textiles and t-shirt designs.

• PixelPark   (www.pixelpark.co.nz)

  A New Zealand distributor of card games, board games and educational software that are strategic, educational and fun to play. The PixelPark range includes family strategy games, German and European board games, and designer games.

• Principals' Digests   (www.principalsdigests.com)

  Principals' Digests are dedicated to the specialised needs of school principals who face constant demands for informative material for assemblies, newsletters, staff meetings, parents and speeches.

• Principals' Kit   (www.principalskit.org.nz)

  A kit for principals of New Zealand schools, aiming to provide tools to help deal with issues that arise regularly in running a school. Whether your query relates to your role as a professional leader or manager and employer of staff, the Principals' Kit can offer guidance.

• Project Energize   (www.projectenergize.org.nz)

  Energize yourself with physical activity and healthy food! Team Energize tutors are available to assist schools with a whole range of initiatives and projects related to healthy eating and physical activity.

• Project K   (www.projectk.org.nz)

  A youth development programme designed to inspire 13 to 15-year-olds to reach their potential through building self-confidence, promoting good health and education and teaching life skills such as goal setting and teamwork.

• Puppetplay   (www.puppetplay.co.nz)

  Selling quality hand, glove and finger puppets, along with masks and cushions. These puppets make an inexpensive gift or wonderful educational resource.

• Quake Trackers   (www.quaketrackers.org.nz)

  Quake Trackers is an educational programme designed to promote science education and earthquake hazard awareness in New Zealand by providing hands-on science activities for secondary school students.

• Quality Assessment & Study Resources   (www.qasr.co.nz)

  Provide educational resources for those assessing New Zealand Qualifications Authority Unit Standards. These products are formulated to assist both learners and tutors in achieving success.

• Raeco   (www.raeco.co.nz)

  A supplier of goods and service solutions to the education information community, including stationery, storage, bookcovers, technology and display equipment.

• Raglan Kids Site   (www.raglan.net.nz/kids/)

  Raglan school information about holiday programmes, homework help, crafts and cooking.

• Rainbow Reading Programme   (www.rainbowreading.co.nz)

  A proven tape-facilitated reading programme consisting of a series of books, at six colour-coded levels, with support material.

• Rate My Teachers   (www.ratemyteachers.co.nz)

  Teacher ratings written by students and parents. Criticise or praise your teachers, read what others have to say, and chat on the forum.