The Stolen Stars of Matariki - Written by Miriama Kamo and Illustrated by Zak Waipara Behind dusty orange hills, where the sky stretches down to the sea, theres a magical, wild, windy place called Te Mata Hapuku. [more]

Designed to celebrate the Māori language and culture during Māori Language Week through 70 pages full of DIY resources, activities, and information! Focussing on themes such as; Positive praise and encouragement, greetings, daily routines, your environment (. [more]

A story for Matariki -  There is a bright new star in the winter sky-Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa, a special sign for those unable to see Matariki, that winter and the Maori new year are coming. [more]

This is a relationship and sexuality education resource developed for teachers of students in years 1-2.  It provides curriculum aligned learning activities, supplementary teaching materials, extension and alternate year activities. Learning themes: 1. [more]

This is a relationship and sexuality education resource developed for teachers of students in years 5-6.  It provides curriculum aligned learning activities, supplementary teaching materials, extension and alternate year activities. Learning themes: 1. [more]

This is a relationship and sexuality education resource developed for teachers of students in year 9.  It provides curriculum aligned learning activities, supplementary teaching materials, extension and alternate year activities. Learning themes: 1. [more]

The 5+ A Day range of Primary school resources are linked to the New Zealand Curriculum, supporting the learning areas of Health and Physical Education, Literacy, Numeracy, and Science through practical lessons and learning experiences aimed at years 1 to 8. [more]

This collection has been created for kaiako of ECE settings to support and help promote oral health so that tamariki are increasingly capable of caring for their teeth and keeping themselves safe from oral tooth decay. [more]

WAVE sunscreen holders are available to all education settings in South Canterbury to use at your setting’s outdoor events. [more]

Matariki Karakia booklet In midwinter, when Matariki appears on the Eastern horizon in the morning, the Matariki ceremony takes place. this ceremony is commonly known as 'whāngai i te hautapa', meaning to offer food to the stars. [more]