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Ako Panuku Release Pānui
Term 4, 2026 |
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Tēnā koe, {{first_name}}
Nau mai, hoki mai. Welcome to the final term of 2026!
Last week, we welcomed kaiako from across the motu to Hui ā-Tau 2026 - He peka tītoki, e kore e whati, which took place in Auckland and online. The calibre of this year's kaikōrero was exceptional, and we hope you found the sessions inspiring, insightful, refreshing, and motivational.
This term, we’re delivering the final workshops for the year, Te Ara Whakatere - Te Tairongo me Te Tauranga, and Wānanga Reo. We also have range of resources to be released later in the term.
Ngā mihi,
nā mātou o Ako Panuku |
Thank you for joining us at Hui ā-Tau 2026! This year, we delivered 19 sessions over two days, with approximately 160 kaiako participating in our annual event.
This year’s kaikōrero brought a wealth of knowledge, insights and experience to the kaupapa, and we are pleased to share that the recordings for the online and livestreamed sessions are now available on the Ako Panuku website.
We hope you came away feeling inspired and re-energised. If you attended this year's Hui ā-Tau, please take a moment to complete the online survey and share your feedback. |
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Te Tairongo me Te Tauranga |
21 - 22 October 2026 | Auckland |
This is the third workshop in a three-part Te Ara Whakatere - Navigating Leadership wānanga series. Note this delivery is now full, and registrations are closed. Stay tuned for our 2027 delivery dates later this year. |
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26 - 27 November 2026 | Christchurch |
We look forward to delivering our last Wānanga Reo for this year in Christchurch. Note this delivery is now full, however, if you would like to join the waitlist, please register online. Stay tuned for our 2027 delivery dates later this year. |
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EST. RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 2026 |
Te Tū Hei Pou Whakawhirinaki - Mentors |
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A resource to support mentors to understand the scope of your role and its importance in the life of a provisionally certificated teacher (PCT). |
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A ready-to-use slide deck and activities to support kaiako to teach oro tārua (alliteration). |
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A collection of ideas and strategies to help leaders support their colleagues. |
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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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