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Can you help? A PhD student from the University of Canterbury, Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha, is looking for a few more participants for her research

Your school has a digital subscription to the archive section of NZGeo.com, one of the largest and richest collections of local content available in New Zealand.

Resource Drop! The Human Organ Atlas bridges cellular and whole organ scales with images of whole intact organs at 8-20 μm resolution and region of interest zooms at 1 μm

A Helen Clark Foundation webinar featuring World Health Organisation experts explores climate change as an urgent threat to health and wellbeing, with impacts across Aotearoa and the Asia-Pacific.

Nominations are open for the 2026 UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education, with awards of USD $50,000.

Our deeply toxic relationship with willows | New Zealand Geographic

At the ISTP 2026 summit, countries outlined priorities including stronger teacher development, greater autonomy and improved wellbeing to address key challenges in education. See a list of what every country is committing to here (OECD)

The OECD Digital Education Outlook Conference is taking place on March 23-24 2026. See all the upcoming webinars here.

The Ministry of Education has released new professional learning for SMART, a free bilingual digital tool supporting student assessment and progress tracking in Years 3–10.

Resource Drop: Shademap allows you to simulate shadows at any time of the day.

UNESCO, UNICEF and ITU have launched a global charter for public digital learning platforms. This is a high-level global direction for how digital education systems should be built and governed.

The DNADRV project is using DNA collected from insect traces on car number plates to map insect biodiversity across Aotearoa New Zealand. Just two weeks left to go!

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