In the Media
Working in partnership with Coactive Education and Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki
Working in partnership with Coactive Education and Ngāi Tai ki…
Woods Furniture: Te Uho o te Nikau Primary School – Case Study
FEATURED IN: Woods Furniture Website Collaborative learning spaces and how…
Building an authentic curriculum while building a learning community
FEATURED IN: Tārai Kura | July 2022 | Pānui 9…
New Primary School – Heart of Nikau
FEATURED IN: Times Online. By Farida Master. Times photo: Wayne…
Strengthening, growing and reaching out
FEATURED IN: AKO – The Journal for Education Professionals. Issue:…
Greetings, blessings at opening of Te Uho o te Nikau Primary School
FEATURED IN: Botany and Ormiston Times By Farida Master “Whenever…
The Importance of a Name
Thoughts of a cultural concept for the bridges connecting the carpark to the school, a Nikau design plan was offered by Reuben Kirkwood of the local iwi Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki. This then fed the narrative from which a new name grew.
Flat Bush 7-Learning leaders with a shared vision
For the first time principals of seven different schools in Flat Bush came together along with around 250 teachers and 95 support staff to share their knowledge and resources.
Schools work together to support future-focused learning
By Education Gazette editorsISSUE: VOLUME 97, NUMBER 11 A Future…