Ako Panuku Release Pānui
Term 3, 2026 |
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As we return for Term 3, we draw on the essence of Matariki to continue guiding and inspiring our mahi throughout the year ahead.
Planning for Hui ā-Tau 2026 is well underway with registrations now open.
This term, we’re also delivering a range of workshops, including the second wānanga of a new suite of leadership workshops, and our Christchurch delivery of Wānanga Reo.
We’ll also be releasing new resources later in the term, including a range of just-in-time exam countdowns, and resources for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026.
Ngā mihi,
nā mātou o Ako Panuku |
Registrations Open for Hui ā-Tau 2026 |
6 - 7 October 2026 | Auckland & Online |
This year's kaupapa ‘He peka tītoki, e kore e whati’ speaks to the strength and resilience of our collective as kaiako across Aotearoa, and our shared commitment to quality teaching and learning.
Check your inbox for further details, including registration. |
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PCT | Beginning Teachers Workshop |
29 - 30 July 2026 | Auckland |
New to the teaching profession? Explore the art of teaching alongside other kaiako at the start of their teaching careers in this two-day workshop. |
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5 - 6 August 2026 | Auckland |
Ngā Whetū me te Urungi is the second workshop in a three-part leadership series. This wānanga is grounded in the ancestral metaphor of voyaging and navigation and will equip you with the knowledge and tools to lead with courage, moral clarity, cultural integrity, and intuitive intelligence in complex educational environments. |
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Te Whakaako i te Pāngarau |
12 - 13 August 2026 | Auckland |
Over two days, you’ll unpack the key concepts within Pāngarau and explore how learning progresses across the five tūārere, while gaining practical strategies and tools to help you teach Pāngarau with confidence and purpose. |
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2 - 3 September 2026 | Rotorua |
Grounded in te ao Māori, you'll take a deeper look into our natural world and explore how mātauranga Māori can be applied through authentic learning experiences that help preserve our taiao. |
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26 - 27 November 2026 | Christchurch |
Grow your confidence and capability in te reo Māori and explore practical ways to use creative language confidently in the classroom while strengthening your understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and language application. |
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Kaiako in the South Island - enrol today, and help us continue bringing Wānanga Reo to your region. |
Register for a workshop, or find out more details on the Ako Panuku website,
including travel and enrolment closing dates. Places are limited. |
EST. RELEASE DATE: AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2026 |
Programmes of revision for NCEA exams. Subjects include Te Reo Māori, Te Reo Rangatira, Pūtaiao, English, Pāngarau and Mathematics. |
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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026 |
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A set of resources that will focus on learning 50 new kupu (kare ā-roto) over five days. |
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A leadership resource to support leaders in thinking about well-being in their school contexts. |
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Join an Ako Panuku Community |
For Māori language teachers and others who share an interest in the teaching and learning of te reo Māori. |
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For kaiako and others who share an interest in promoting science through a Māori worldview. |
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For leaders and kaiako who are keen to develop
leadership capability. |
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Have You Heard About Ako Panuku Clusters? |
Clusters are regional groups of kaiako who come together regularly to wānanga, collaborate, and share knowledge around a common kaupapa, challenge, or area of interest. Topics may include te reo Māori teaching and learning, curriculum design, assessment, leadership, or other priorities identified by the group.
If you're interested in joining an existing cluster or establishing one in your rohe, get in touch with our team for more information. |
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