In this issue#

Kia ora,

One of the privileges of editing Education Gazette is meeting people who care deeply about making a difference for their learners.

Read on to meet educators who are exploring new ideas overseas, helping neurodiverse learners flourish, creating authentic learning experiences, strengthening school culture, supporting student leadership and finding innovative ways to engage young people.

In every corner of the sector, educators are drawing on their experience, values and passion to make a difference for learners, whānau and colleagues. Whether they're leading a school, teaching in a classroom, sharing insights through a podcast, or reflecting on 150 years of teacher education, their influence extends far beyond the school gate.

Ngā mihi nui,
Sarah Wilson
Ētita | Editor

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Read individual articles #

You can also read and enjoy individual articles on the Education Gazette website: 

• When who you are becomes part of how you teach and lead
• How Miller Avenue School got students excited about coming to school 
• How one teacher is redefining what's possible for neurodiverse learners
• Kaiako head to the US to explore new ways of engaging learners
• Using Te Rito to share learner information
• Tawa College students build a digital model of their community
• Strengthening connectivity to power creative learning at Mana College
• How a podcast became a trusted companion for principals
• Kaiako help shape active break times through student leadership
• Teacher turns passion for snowsports into opportunity for students
• Dunedin celebrates 150 years of teacher education

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