NETSAFE workshops

We are doing two 90 minute workshops:

1. Planning and Leading for Online Safety:
   Leaders of Schools – Exploring strategic approaches to effectively embed digital citizenship and online safety into the culture of a school.
   This interactive session provides an opportunity for leaders to review their current position, and identify what priorities and next steps might be needed going forward. Pragmatic examples and resources are provided. Also included are key aspects of the Harmful Digital Communications Act and implications for schools; responding to online incidents; online safety and staff wellbeing; and engaging students and community.
2. Online Safety at the Coalface
   Unpacking digital citizenship and online safety through an interactive session and exploring ways to pragmatically implement these into the learning environment and culture of school.

Te Timatanga Hou New Beginnings _ Alternative Education National Forum September 2018

Critical Conversations towards Change within Alternative Education.

Te Timatanga Hou (Programme Draft)

Department Showcase – Promo video

Department Showcase

ANZELA – Current Issues in Education Law 2018 Seminar

ANZELA Seminar – Current Issues in Education and Law – Auckland

There are many education law issues currently facing schools. This seminar will focus on discussion of solutions to some of
these problems:
§ The Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 – what responsibilities does the school have when dealing with
students who use social media to spread rumours or bully etc outside school hours, and in particular when they are
using sites that are school-sanctioned?
§ Blended families – non co-operative parents, court orders, parenting and guardianship. Issues surrounding the
obligations set by the court
§ What do schools do with students who get dropped off at 7 and/or may not get picked up from school until after 5 –
what does the law say about offering supervision – what about when school starts late (eg PD mornings)
The format will encourage questions and discussion from those participating and allow attendees to raise other issues of
current interest.
Presenters:
Rachael Schmidt-McCleave – Wellington barrister and mediator practising largely in the areas of health, health and safety,
education and public law
Patrick Ikiua – Regional Manager NZSTA Tamaki Makaurau & Te Tai Tokerau
Chris France & Michael O’Brien – Governance Advisors NZSTA Tamaki Makaurau
Dates: Wednesday 22 August at One Tree Hill College – 421-451 Great South Rd, Penrose
Thursday 23 August at Orewa College – 76 Riverside Drive, Orewa
Timing: 4pm for tea/coffee. 4:15pm start – 6pm finish
For further information, contact the Secretary: jane.battersby@xtra.co.nz – tel 0210 67 42 47

TIA Term III, 2018

TIA TERM III, 2018

As per PLG Group

2017 NCEA Results Summary

2ENG 2017               3ENGInternal 2017               3ENG 2017

 

 

PPTA Mahi tika: Stage 2

Building Productive Employment Relations – 21st-22nd August 2017

Areas Covered:

• Rights and obligations at work
• Health and safety
• Collective Agreement: Leave provisions
• Problem solving workplace issues

Department PD

AKO walk-throughs

Teachers visiting me;

26/06/2017  Miss Haworth visiting 3EngIN

Me visiting other teachers;

4/07/2017  Mrs Parsons 1ENIN

Student AKO feedback 2017

Class: 10 Supported.

Student Ako Feedback survey – School summary report (1)

Individual Teacher – Student Ako Feedback_KNS