CORE Education is excited to be working 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 is excited to be working 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 excited to be working 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). Information about the programme and resources will be regularly updated on Te Whāriki Online.
Early learning services are no longer able to enrol in the PLD provided by CORE Education due to the limited time available for services to complete the work required. The Ministry of Education will be continuing to steward Te Whāriki through the Strengthening Early Learning Opportunities (SELO) contracts. Further information is available on the Ministry of Education website.
There are a series of 10 webinars from August 2017 – June 2018. Each one-hour webinar will explore a different aspect of Te Whāriki.
This is intended to support services to weave their own curriculum design as they engage in critical inquiry around Te Whāriki 2017.
Kaiako are invited to participate in the Te Whāriki 2017 - 2018 webinar series:
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 would like to introduce the Curriculum Champions who have been appointed to support in the implementation of the revised Te Whāriki Curriculum. The Curriculum Champions will be supporting Pedagogical Leads within Early Learning Networks to engage in the curriculum inquiries of the services. To view their profiles, and find out which Champions are representing your region, please click here.
Throughout the programme there are 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, is our platform for collective learning where participants can share and deepen their understandings from the webinar series as they implement the updated Te Whāriki. The link to Te Hono is included in all webinar registrations.