Celebrating student mahi 2024

Nau mai, haere mai ki te Kōtui Ako Virtual Learning Network Aotearoa

Kia ora koutou katoa, Kia orāna, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Nĭ hăo 你好, Annyoung haseyo 안녕하세요, Namaste, Assalām alaikum, Hola, Bonjour, Hallo!

We’re coming to the end of another successful year of learning at Kōtui Ako. To celebrate the success of our ākonga from across the motu we have compiled some examples of the awesome mahi taking place in our schools.

  • Aotearoa Histories – overcoming the pedagogical challenge of a wide age range in a whole class setting.

  • Digital Tech – collaboratively designing future schools.

  • Songwriting – teaching ‘just-in-time’ for personalised and relevant feed-forward.

  • Physics – hands-on real-life experiments of student choice.

With the senior students, read about one of our students who has focused her online learning around sustainability, and see the spectacular images from learners in NCEA photography L2.

See also Education Gazette Tukutuku Kōrero articles:

How te reo Māori is thriving in virtual classrooms across Aotearoa

Setting ākonga up for success – Numeracy programmes

Thanks to the following primary schools whose ākonga are highlighted in this mahi: Balfour, Colville, Haast, Halfmoon Bay, Ladbrookes, Lake Rerewhakaaitu, St Joseph’s Waihi, Tapora, Te Rerenga, Toko, Whataroa, Waipahi-a-Tia; also Ashburton College, Bream Bay College, Orewa College, Selwyn College and William Colenso College.

Check out our programmes for 2025:

Primary & Secondary

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