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Website/registration: www.dpapconference.co.nzContact: Brent Rees, Waimataitai School, Timaru; ph (03) 684 5566; emailblr@waimataitai.school.nzThere will be workshops on a variety of relevant and significant topics. Top keynotespeakers have been engaged to address our very important school leaders.http://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Notices/Notice.aspx?NoticeId=612478St Cuthbert’s College, AUT – ProgrammeA Middle Management Leadership ProgrammeSt Cuthbert’s College in conjunction with AUT offers a middle management leadershipprogrammeDates: Tuesdays 17 February, 17 March, 12 May and 9 JuneTime: 3.30–8.00pmWith David Harris BA (Hons) University of Hertford from AUT.LeadershipProcesses for managing peopleEffective communicationLeading teams through changeA mix of practical exercises, discussions and the opportunity to integrate frameworksinto individual situations.For more information and registration www.stcuthberts.school.nz, Collegiate Centre,Professional Developmenthttp://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Notices/Notice.aspx?NoticeId=63681InterLEAD – Consultants – WorkshopsInterLEAD Consultants, Term One Programmes, Courses and WorkshopsDeveloping Outstanding Middle ManagersOutstanding middle managers make connections with those they lead and developrelationships of influence, deliver quality teaching and learning opportunities forcolleagues and students, successfully handle progressive conversations, are able tomotivate.Dates and places: Christchurch, day 1: Friday 27 February, day 2: Thursday 30 April;Nelson, day 1: Thursday 12 March, day 2: Thursday 28 May; Wellington, day 1:Monday 23 March, day 2: Thursday 7 May; Auckland, 1-day workshop only, Monday30 Marchhttp://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Notices/Notice.aspx?NoticeId=612169www.interlead.co.nzNew Zealand Leadership Institute (The University of Auckland Business) –ProgrammeExcelerators' next Future Leaders ProgrammeExcelerator: New Zealand Leadership Institute, based at The University of AucklandBusiness School, is facilitating their third Future Leaders Programme for thedevelopment of New Zealand's young leaders.The Woolf Fisher Trust has generously provided support for 3 places on the nextprogramme. These places are available for emerging leaders within the educationsector, aged between 21 and 28 years of age. Applicants must be from the primary or102 | KIA EKE KI NGĀ TAUMATA, KIA PAKARI NGĀ KAIAKO
secondary school sector, and can be based anywhere in NZ. They will need todemonstrate a commitment to developing their own and others' leadership ability, andpossess a willingness to make a difference.The Woolf Fisher Trust Scholarship applications close on the 23 February, and the 18-month programme will begin in June.Application forms and more information can be found at www.excelerator.co.nz orcontact Anita Fleming, ph (09) 923 9614; email a.fleming@auckland.ac.nzhttp://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Notices/Notice.aspx?NoticeId=612215Leading – Conference"Leading Learning" - a School Leaders' SymposiumDates: 28–29 SeptemberVenue: James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor, WellingtonCosts: $195 per participant (for two days and includes m/tea and lunch)Organised by: Royal Society of NZ and Hamilton Boys' High SchoolThis is the sixth annual 2 day symposium, aimed at current and aspiring middle andsenior school leaders.Ten outstanding presenters will present on this year's theme: "Leading Learning".Presentations:Opening Address by Minister of Education, Hon. Anne Tolley.Phil O'Reilly, CEO of Business NZ, will provide a Business Perspective on LeadingLearning.North and South New Zealander of the Year and Principal of Elim Christian College,Murray Burton, will present on Leading with Values.Covering Whiti ki runga - New Horizons in Maori Education will be presented byleading researcher, author and advocate Dr Angus Macfarlane.Hamilton Boys' High School Headmaster, Susan Hassall, will unpack: Leading theLearning.Leading Gifted and Talented educator and 'guru' Tracy Riley examines the CurrentTrends in Education of Gifted and Talented Students.Jon Winder, will explain how to craft boy friendly learning with his B-Cool Programmefor Boys presentation.Principal of Murray's Bay Intermediate, Colin Dale, will present a real case study onExploring Deep Learning: from theory to practice.With the revised NZ Curriculum focus on values, Paul Keown will present onApproaches and strategies for implementing the Values of the Curriculum in schools.Anne-Maree Olley will present an exciting approach on teaching learning – theincreasingly popular Philosophy for Children (P4C) programme.For registration forms and details please contact: Jessie McKenzie (Royal Society ofNZ), ph (04) 470 5772, fax (04) 473 1841; email leading.learning@royalsociety.org.nzhttp://www.edgazette.govt.nz/Notices/Notice.aspx?NoticeId=612411InterLEAD – Consultants – WorkshopBuilding Relationships for Personal EffectivenessSpecifically designed for RTLB. Effectiveness is crucial in the work of RTLBs. Thisengaging series of 3 workshops will run through to term 4 and provides a powerfulway to transform your team into a community of practice. This programme103
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CONTENTS4 Executive Summary7 Recomm
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RECOMMENDATIONSBased on the finding
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2. BACKGROUNDIn 1999, there were ap
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3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGYKaupapa Māo
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Teacher RegistrationOf the total 45
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Resource Teachers: Literacy (Māori
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