Communities of Practice 2023


Our Communities of Practice allow kaiako to engage in kōrero and new ideas, implement them into practice alongside other kaiako within our Kāhui Ako. They cover a range of topics connected to the goals of our Kāhui Ako, which are priorities for each of our kura. 
We have four Communities of Practice in Terms 2 and 3:
Term 2:  Week 3:  Thursday 11 May - 3.30 to 4.30pm
Term 2:  Week 7:  Thursday 8 June - 3.30 to 4.30pm
Term 3:  Week 3:  Thursday 3 August - 3.30 to 4.30pm
Term 3:  Week 7:  Thursday 31 August - 3.30 to 4.30pm
Please more information about each COP link here.
REGISTER HERE
Note: These run for one hour - please do your best to arrive on time.

The four topics are:

Our Place, Our Stories
Working in partnership with Te Ātiawa Tenths to identify, develop, share, and celebrate stories specific to our rohe.

Venue: Wellington High School
Leads: Kyle & Mitch

Whanaungatanga
Whakawhanaungatanga creates positive, collaborative relationships, helps strengthen social connectedness, enhances the mana of all people involved, and improves learning outcomes.

Venue: South Wellington Intermediate School
Lead: Andrew

Learning in Aotearoa
Inquire into aspects of learning design, collaboration and ako with ākonga, with kaiako and with whānau.

Venue: Island Bay School
Lead: Nathan

Understand, Know, Do
Looking deeper into Te Mātaiaho - the refreshed curriculum document to understand what it means for us and how we might begin to achieve the intended outcomes.

Venue: Ridgway School
Lead: Kathryn

Super Hui 2023

Our 2023 Community of Practice information (Coming soon) 

Our full 2022 programme can be accessed here:
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