Other articles tagged with Schools and school resources
Greymouth course builds a passion for conservation work
On Fridays,13 Greymouth High School students spend all day studying Conservation for NCEA with teacher Lara Thompson. And that means getting outdoors.
Kids Greening Taupō fosters leadership and community collaboration
In Taupō, Kids Greening Taupō are helping students of all ages to connect with nature and take part in real life conservation projects in their community.
Latest schools to join our PF Schools programme
Meet the 20 latest Predator Free Schools and find out how they intend to protect our native wildlife.
Southland couple committed to helping children learn about nature
Chris Rance runs the Southland Community Nursery and Education Centre which are built on land owned by Chris and husband, Brian.
Wainui Beach pupils use building skills to help wildlife
In 2017 Wainui Beach School pupils made nesting boxes for their local little blue penguins. This year they’re putting their building skills to use again.
Lynmore School raises awareness of trapping
On the 1st of August, some students from Lynmore School in Room 1A decided to open a trapping library to the Lynmore Community.
St Joseph’s students keen to enhance school wetland
St Joseph’s School in Waitara is built on the site of an old riverbed and every winter their rugby field got boggy. So in 2010 they built their own wetland!
‘Floating Classrooms’ gives Northland children kaitiaki experience
Bringing back the birdsong note by note is what 350 Northland children experience each year by participating in ‘Floating Classrooms’.
Nina Valley Restoration students celebrate 10 years
Nina Valley Restoration Group is 10 years old and in those 10 years the students who make up the group have learnt some impressive kiwi-handling skills.
Create a lizard friendly garden
Has your school got a neglected patch of playground that would benefit from a make-over? Why not make a lizard garden. We will show you how...
St Andrews Primary plans to trap predators and feed rescue raptors
St Andrews Primary is a rural school in South Canterbury where children and teachers have strong ties to their natural environment.
Papa Taiao courses develop leadership and sustainable enterprise skills
Papa Taiao brings senior Wellington students together to learn leadership skills and develop their own sustainable enterprise.
We’ve teamed up with NZ illustrator to create iconic wildlife poster
We commissioned local artist Erin Forsyth to help us create a stunning poster featuring some of our native species - Taonga o Aotearoa.
CatchIT’s ‘natural innovators’ brimming with ideas for trapping
The Forest Bridge Trust has taken its CatchIT schools programme into 14 schools since 2015, in some cases running the programme more than once in a school.
Ahipara youngsters lead the way
They’re some of the youngest members of their community, but the children of Ahipara are doing everything they can to help their environment.
