Core Education stories

The game has been designed to give future business people and construction workers a taste of what it’s like to build their own company.

Ministry of Education focuses on te reo and digital literacy to revive indigenous language and prepare for tech-driven future.

LoopEd 2017 could be a great opportunity for Wellington educators looking for some professional development, and some mid-year inspiration.

Take the chance to inspire others this year. What have you had success with? What hasn't worked? What are you keen to explore and discuss with others?.

New Zealand educators to revolutionise learning by tailoring spaces for diversity, aiming for inclusivity at the Changing Spaces event.

​Technology that was once limited to industry organisations is now becoming affordable for schools, which is causing monumental changes.

CORE Education has adopted Jade Software's Thinkubator programme to fuel creative thinking and a 'visible, sustainable culture of innovation' in NZ.

NetSafe joins the Connected Educator initiative to promote online safety resources for teachers. Open until 16 October.

Beginning on 28 September, CENZ15 has been designed to help educators broaden their approach to professional learning.

RainbowYOUTH launches free classroom resource to increase understanding of sex, gender and sexuality diversity in New Zealand.

CORE Education's popular ULearn educators' conference is back for 2015, pushing the boundaries of educational possibility and showcasing new tech.

'Maker culture' is gaining ground as a tool to activate creative learning and innovation within the classroom, according to CORE Education.

Core Education is hosting an event this June for educators who are focused on how to create a learning experience that suits the modern world.

Core Education has identified ten key digital technology trends, within key areas of change, that are impacting all aspects of education in NZ.

At the beginning of next month, Core Education is hosting an event called, ‘Modern Pathways to Raising Maori Achievement’.

CORE Education is leading the design of New Pedagogies for Deep Learning, a three year initiative that aims to enhance learning within schools.

Safer Internet Day is celebrated worldwide to encourage the safe and positive use of the internet and digital technologies among children and young people.

CORE Education to spearhead NZ's Learning Technologies Advisory, enhancing e-learning in schools with digital tech and broadband.

Join educators worldwide in October for Connected Educator Month, an online blend of forums, webinars, and collaborative learning.

Grants to help advance Maori education and e-learning have been awarded to five schools from across New Zealand by Core Education.