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Dr Julia Atkin works with whānau at Waimairi School on the reasons for change in education.

Dr Julia Atkin works with whānau at Waimairi School to develop ideas that reflect a shared vision and inform the new school build.

Dr Julia Atkin works with whānau at Waimairi School about their values and beliefs in regard to learning, to help inform the development of a school vision and new spaces.

Dr Julia Atkin, an independent education and learning consultant discusses 'Why change?' in the education sector.

Jaco Broodryk from Whakarongo School shares his vision and reasons for change at the school.

Secondary teachers from around Canterbury discuss a shift in their approach to teaching and learning.

Sue Suckling OBE is the Chair of NZQA. She holds a number of other significant directorships; including being the Chair of Callaghan Innovation. Sue spoke to parents and educators about the future of qualifications, at Christchurch Boys High School on May 17, 2017. There are 4 parts to this presentation, including a Question and Answer session. This is the first clip.

Sue Suckling OBE is the Chair of NZQA. She holds a number of other significant directorships; including being the Chair of Callaghan Innovation. Sue spoke to parents and educators about the future of qualifications, at Christchurch Boys High School on May 17, 2017. There are 4 parts to this presentation, including a Question and Answer session. This is the second clip.

Sue Suckling OBE is the Chair of NZQA. She holds a number of other significant directorships; including being the Chair of Callaghan Innovation. Sue spoke to parents and educators about the future of qualifications, at Christchurch Boys High School on May 17, 2017. There are 4 parts to this presentation, including a Question and Answer session. This is the third clip.

Sue Suckling OBE is the Chair of NZQA. She holds a number of other significant directorships; including being the Chair of Callaghan Innovation. Sue spoke to parents and educators about the future of qualifications, at Christchurch Boys High School on May 17, 2017. There are 4 parts to this presentation, including a Question and Answer session. This is the fourth and final clip.

Puketeraki Kāhui Ako share how they began the journey of forming their community of learning.