Learners at the centre of change

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Collaborating together, Learning together

The goal of Grow Waitaha is to assist schools to achieve pedagogical change in a meaningful and manageable way, with a network of support, and to put learners at the centre of that change.

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Hagley College – Connecting the curriculum

Hagley College has developed ‘Connected classes’, a collaboration between the English, social sciences and science faculties with individual teachers delivering learning around a single unifying concept. Find out how the school is reducing subject silos using the Sustainable Development Goals.

Riccarton High School – MAD for student led learning

Senior students from Riccarton High School have developed a learner-led media class called the Media and Advertising Division (MAD). Find out how MAD supports ākonga to lead their own learning through authentic, meaningful learning experiences.

Marian College – The meaning of spirit on a journey across multiple sites

This article describes the journey of Marian College as they design a new campus for their students. Find out how the school maintained a sense of community despite not having a permanent site for over a decade and learn what decisions they have made for their new school.

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