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March 24, 2023

Save Our Species – Giant Weta Day

Starting in January of 2023, Conservation Kids NZ will be hosting one major event a month, focussing on a particular species or habitat. Events will be held at various locations around Marlborough and through a variety of methods in an effort to make the events more accessible to whānau and tamariki throughout the entire Marlborough region. Each event will also have all the information, fun, resources, arts & crafts, videos and so much more on their website! Accessible anywhere, any time, and by any one - EVERYONE can be a Conservation Kid and help Save Our Species! Sign up to their Facebook page or keep an eye on their website for more details https://www.envirohub.co.nz/saveourspeciesprogramme *Dates, species and...

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by Enviroschools Marlborough
Tanemahuta
March 20, 2023

Enviroschools and the NZ History Curriculum

Hear how Enviroschools resources and activities can be used to support you in teaching the New Zealand History Curriculum. Explore links and activities that are place based, experiential, and grounded in local Wairau spaces, landscapes, and stories. Open to Principals, Curriculum and Enviroschools Lead Teachers. Thursday 18 May 3.30 – 5 pm Join us from 3.15 for coffee and cake before hand. Venue: REAP 65 Seymour street, Blenheim. RSVP Friday 12 May angela@wenties.nz...

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by Enviroschools Marlborough
Your Sustainable School
January 20, 2023

YSS National – Train the Trainer Workshop Blenheim

Are you a teacher or educator who is keen to help your school and your students embrace a culture dedicated to climate action? Does the idea of sustainable behaviour patterns for life appeal to you? Or maybe you’d like to be the person who transformed the way your kura/school or kōhanga/early childhood centre thought about and dealt with waste? More information can be found on the website or Facebook page....

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by Enviroschools Marlborough
September 21, 2022

Kids Edible Gardens Teacher workshop

Join Angela and Annie to explore what a Sustainable Community is and how Kids Edible Gardens can be used to build and support a Sustainable Community within your school and outside of your school gates. We will take a look at the resources within the Kids Edible Gardens Teacher Padlet and have fun taking part in a few of the classroom lesson plans. All teachers with classes participating in Kids Edible Gardens are welcome to join us whether they have worked with the KEG’s programme for a number of years or are new to it this year (or perhaps next year if planning is that far ahead). We know Term 4 gets hectic so we have...

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by Enviroschools Marlborough