Regionally-allocated PLD

Deadline for the next round of funded PLD applications is 29 October, 2021. For free support to develop a successful application, contact a Regional Manager. Details are at the bottom of this page.

Priorities for regionally-allocated PLD 2021

Take a look at our thinking around the 2021 PLD priorities (English and Māori-medium) and how we can help you. In our PLD mahi with you, we aim to open up kōrero and possibilities for the delivery of transformative learning experiences for ākonga. We’ll start where you are. Talk to us about our expertise in Te Tiriti o Waitangi and strategies to help you think critically about equity and bias in your practice as a teacher or leader.

The PLD priorities for 2021 across English and Māori medium are:

• Cultural capability
• Mātauranga Māori, Te Reo Māori
• Local curriculum design
• Marau ā-kura
• Assessment for learning
• Aromatawai
• Digital fluency (which remains a priority)
• Hangarau/Matatau ā-matihiko (which remains a priority)

Working with CORE means you can differentiate opportunities for PLD within or across your school, with online and/or face-to-face facilitation, and coaching and mentoring. Our future-focused thinking and equity kaupapa will bring strength to your learning journey with us.

If you would like a CORE facilitator to collaborate with you on any of these priorities please contact one of our regional PLD managers.

2021 PLD allocation round closing dates

Our facilitators

Our team of Accredited Facilitators regard the 2021 PLD priorities as connected. Seen together, the priorities tell a joined-up story of strengthened capabilities and deep change.

Having a large multidisciplinary team means we can pull the right people together to deliver personalised learning responses that work for your setting.

We are highly skilled and experienced in delivering professional learning in blended ways and can use both face-to-face and online tools to work with you.

If you would like a CORE facilitator to collaborate with you and your team on any of the 2021 PLD priorities please contact one of our regional PLD managers below.

He Ariā Kōkirikiri | CORE's Theory of Action

CORE's Theory of Action | He Ariā Kōkirikiri informs how we work in the facilitation space, we:

• listen to deeply understand and get to the heart of the situation
• use our knowledge and frameworks to design a PLD programme with you
• work collaboratively to implement innovative and sustainable change and build capability
• support the regular review and refining of the programme based on feedback and evolving needs
• our work occurs as part of a focused Inquiry cycle that leads to transformation.

The mangopare kōwhaiwhai motif is inspired by the twisting, turning movement of the hammerhead shark. It symbolises strength, determination, courage and growth. It shows that our work occurs as part of a cycle that leads to transformation.