We’ve collected material across all sustainability issues and learning stages, and highlight inspiring people and local action.
Find the right person or provider to bring new perspectives, expertise and community connections to your learning programme.
Growing Kiwi Gardeners offers online professional learning for early childhood educators and this webinar will investigate the role of gardening to improve sustainability practices within your centre, with practical ideas to help tamariki learn to care for Papatūānuku.
Join local educators at this local connection day to hear more about indigenous seed saving, growing kūmara, and the cultural history of the Marton area.
Get your friends, family, school or local community group together to participate in New Zealand’s largest clean up event and to make a positive and tangible impact in your local area.
Engage with stories, resources and programmes to support local curriculum, with a focus on connection and care for te taiao.
Engage with stories, resources and programmes to support local curriculum, with a focus on connection and care for te taiao.
Notice the signs of spring, plant for bees, and protect nesting birds with these resources to support seasonal learning in kōanga.
Notice the signs of spring, plant for bees, and protect nesting birds with these resources to support seasonal learning in kōanga.
Watch engaging videos from ECE, primary and secondary teachers, sharing stories and advice to connect ākonga with nature and place.
Watch engaging videos from ECE, primary and secondary teachers, sharing stories and advice to connect ākonga with nature and place.
Collaboration between Enviroschools, students and Porirua City Council produces benefits for ākonga, community and the environment.
Collaboration between Enviroschools, students and Porirua City Council produces benefits for ākonga, community and the environment.
Inspiring stories from Ōtautahi schools, highlighting the importance of arts, student agency and wellbeing in climate learning.
Inspiring stories from Ōtautahi schools, highlighting the importance of arts, student agency and wellbeing in climate learning.
