We make educational resource books to empower schools and leaders
Which Voice?
A Health Check for Schools
Which Voice? Is a unique resource book for educators.
Each tool has been created to empower you to lead your own staff meetings, help you reflect on what is happening in your school, and support you to generate action plans to grow.
This book enables the voices from the community to be gathered and understood.
The use of humour woven through the pages ensures that the process of change is seen through a real and optimistic lens, helping schools to be lifted high on to the crest of the oncoming wave - not swamped by it.
20 tools, 21 characters - Which voice will speak to you?
Engaging Staff Meetings
Supporting Professional Development
As the winds of change continue to disrupt educational norms, some schools have found themselves without access to MOE RAPLD funding.
To help and guide you to continue to grow in this climate we have compiled together a book of helpful staff meetings to support you to Listen, Reflect and Act.
It contains 18 staff meetings to help you focus priorities, support teacher and student wellbeing, and guide reflections for professional growth cycles and professional development.
Electronic Booklets
Electronic booklets will be sent to you as a PDF.
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NEW for Term 3
This electronic book will guide you to be ready to embrace Te Mātaiaho. It will help you understand and know the ways we can develop critical thinking about our histories and about what is happening for ākonga Māori. It will help you plan strategically what you might need to do moving forward, based on your position and 'readiness''. With over 20 engaging staff meetings with practical, hands on activities.
Student Books
Strengthen teacher student relationships. These book will not only teach critical thinking but support student wellbeing as they navigate their complicated world. They unpack AI in education, Bullying and the role Influencers play on our young people, Climate Change, Exam Pressure and Social Media Backlash. Over 70 pages, over 24 activities based around the Understand, Know, Do inquiry framework.
Empower our students to be in control.
