CORE Education works in partnership with the Ministry of Education to support the implementation of Te Whāriki - He Whāriki Mātauranga mō ngā Mokopuna o Aotearoa Early Childhood Curriculum (2017).
CORE Education works in partnership with the Ministry of Education to support the implementation of Te Whāriki - He Whāriki Mātauranga mō ngā Mokopuna o Aotearoa Early Childhood Curriculum (2017).
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CORE Education is under contract to the Ministry of Education to roll out a second nationwide contract to support the implementation of Te Whāriki 2017. While this programme is open to all early learning services, services who have yet to engage in professional development around Te Whāriki 2017 will be prioritised. We hope to work with as many early learning services as we can in this short, action-focused programme. If you have any questions or are keen to hear more, please email tewhariki@core-ed.ac.nz
You can also visit Te Whāriki Online to access resources and material, including the introductory workshop videos, webinar series and stories of practice.
A series of 10 webinars were developed to support understandings of Te Whāriki 2017. Each one-hour webinar explores a different aspect of Te Whāriki.
These are intended to support services to weave their own curriculum design as they engage in critical inquiry around Te Whāriki 2017.
Recordings of each webinar are now available and can be viewed individually or as a team at a time that best suits.
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CORE Curriculum Champions were appointed to support in the implementation of the revised Te Whāriki Curriculum. The Curriculum Champions supported Pedagogical Leads within Early Learning Networks to engage in the curriculum inquiries of the services.
Throughout the programme there were opportunities for communities of practice to connect kaiako, curriculum champions and pedagogical leads through networks and online groups.
Te Hono, a community group within edSpace, was the platform for collective learning where participants shared and deepened their understandings from the webinar series as they implemented the updated Te Whāriki. The link to Te Hono was included in all webinar registrations.