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Partners Workshop Calendar

Our partners are very busy! Take a look at the full schedule of events that you can attend, presented by our expert partner whānau. 

  • Workshop 1: Te Kamo Intermediate
    Workshop 1: Te Kamo Intermediate
    Wed, 28 Jan
    Te Kamo Intermediate
    28 Jan 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Te Kamo Intermediate, 10 Hailes Road, Te Kamo, Whangārei 0112, New Zealand
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Workshop 2 : Te Kamo Intermediate
    Workshop 2 : Te Kamo Intermediate
    Thu, 29 Jan
    Te Kamo Intermediate
    29 Jan 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Te Kamo Intermediate, 10 Hailes Road, Te Kamo, Whangārei 0112, New Zealand
    Join us for the second of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 2 focuses on developing strong literacy foundations through explicit teaching and formative assessment.
  • Workshop 1: Mt Roskill Primary School
    Workshop 1: Mt Roskill Primary School
    Fri, 30 Jan
    Mt Roskill Primary School
    30 Jan 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Mt Roskill Primary School, 37A Frost Road, Mount Roskill, Auckland 1041, New Zealand
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Early Literacy Practices and unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae
    Early Literacy Practices and unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae
    Multiple Dates
    Fri, 30 Jan
    30 Jan 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Red Beach Surf Club, Ngapara Street, Red Beach 0932, New Zealand
    Unpacking the MOE Early Literacy Resource Kete on Kōwhiti Whakapae and Creating a Language Rich Environment.
  • Workshop 1:Three Kings School
    Workshop 1:Three Kings School
    Mon, 02 Feb
    Three Kings School
    02 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Three Kings School, 944 Mount Eden Road, Three Kings, Auckland 1024, New Zealand
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Workshop 1: Titahi bay Intermediate
    Workshop 1: Titahi bay Intermediate
    Mon, 02 Feb
    Titahi bay Intermediate
    02 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Titahi bay Intermediate , 16 Kahutea Terrace, Tītahi Bay, Porirua 5022, New Zealand
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Early Literacy Practices and Unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae Online
    Early Literacy Practices and Unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae Online
    09 Feb 2026, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
    Online Via Zoom
    This interactive professional learning session builds on our previous exploration of how tamariki learn to read, with a focus on practical strategies and tools to support early literacy development in early childhood settings.
  • Curriculum, Continuous Improvement & Community Engagement
    Curriculum, Continuous Improvement & Community Engagement
    10 Feb 2026, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
    Online Via Zoom
    An updated date for Workshop 2 of your Navigating Leadership PLD Series
  • Phonological Awareness – Effective strategies within Early Childhood contexts
    Phonological Awareness – Effective strategies within Early Childhood contexts
    11 Feb 2026, 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
    Online via Zoom
    Discover the six key phonological awareness skills that help set tamariki up for success in literacy. These are fun, practical child-friendly learning activities that tamariki and teachers both enjoy and are easily incorporated into your early literacy programme.
  • Maths in Early Learning
    Maths in Early Learning
    Multiple Dates
    Thu, 12 Feb
    Onyx, Cambridge
    12 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Onyx, Cambridge, 70 Alpha Street, Cambridge 3434, New Zealand
    This in-person ECE PLD workshop explores how mathematical concepts are embedded in children’s everyday experiences and play. Participants will learn to recognise and nurture early mathematical thinking, with a focus on the four sub-areas.
  • Workshop 1: Online
    Workshop 1: Online
    Multiple Dates
    Fri, 13 Feb
    Online Via Zoom
    13 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Online Via Zoom
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Workshop 1: Auckland
    Workshop 1: Auckland
    Multiple Dates
    Mon, 16 Feb
    Michaels Ave Community Centre
    16 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Michaels Ave Community Centre, 12 Elwood Place, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051, New Zealand
    Join us for the first of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 1 provides an introduction to the science of reading, key principles of Structured Literacy, and effective teaching practices. Build a strong foundation for literacy success with evidence-based strategies.
  • Workshop 2 : Auckland
    Workshop 2 : Auckland
    Tue, 17 Feb
    Michaels Avenue Community Centre
    17 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Michaels Avenue Community Centre, 12 Elwood Place, Ellerslie, Auckland 1051, New Zealand
    Join us for the second of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 2 focuses on developing strong literacy foundations through explicit teaching and formative assessment.
  • Early Literacy Practices and Unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae Online PART 2
    Early Literacy Practices and Unpacking Kōwhiti Whakapae Online PART 2
    17 Feb 2026, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
    Online Via Zoom
    This interactive professional learning session builds on our previous exploration of how tamariki learn to read, with a focus on practical strategies and tools to support early literacy development in early childhood settings.
  • AI in ECE - Workshop
    AI in ECE - Workshop
    Multiple Dates
    Wed, 18 Feb
    The Link Community Centre
    18 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    The Link Community Centre, 4 Te Aroha Street, Claudelands, Hamilton 3216, New Zealand
    Participants attend one full-day, in-person workshop exploring how AI can support planning, documentation, communication, and creativity in early learning environments, while maintaining a strong focus on relationships, ethics, and professional judgement.
  • Learning the Alphabet – Effective strategies within Early Childhood contexts
    Learning the Alphabet – Effective strategies within Early Childhood contexts
    18 Feb 2026, 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
    Online via Zoom
    In this workshop, you will learn, with modelled lessons, lesson practices, and teaching videos, how to teach the alphabet sounds, and reading and writing the letters too. A fun, practical course with lots of tips and free downloads.
  • Workshop 2: Online
    Workshop 2: Online
    Fri, 20 Feb
    Online Via Zoom
    20 Feb 2026, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
    Online Via Zoom
    Join us for the second of a three-day professional learning series on Structured Literacy. Day 2 focuses on developing strong literacy foundations through explicit teaching and formative assessment.
  • The Art of Storytelling as an Early Literacy Practice
    The Art of Storytelling as an Early Literacy Practice
    Multiple Dates
    Thu, 26 Feb
    26 Feb 2026, 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
    Online via Zoom
    In this interactive and practical workshop, participants will unpack the power of oral storytelling to support oral language and communication development, tamariki confidence, whānau connection and a sense of belonging.
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