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Enviroschools is an environmental action based programme where young people are empowered to design and lead sustainability projects in their schools and early learning centres, communities and country.

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Creating Change

Nature Connection PLD Awakens Teachers’ Inner Child and Fosters Empathy

Teachers from across Waikato Enviroschools came together for the Teacher Re-Energiser: Nature Connection PLD, hosted at Forest Lake School. The day gave teachers space to slow down, step outside, and deepen their connection with nature — with the intention of taking ideas back into their own...

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Kororā Te Henga share skills with Swanson School students

Kororā Te Henga Conservation group welcomed Swanson school students recently, to share a progress update on their work for the little blue penguins. Ka rawe, Swanson School and Kororā Te Henga! Your intergenerational conservation work enhances the mana of these taonga species, and bodes well...

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Growing Learning for Sustainability in Waikato Secondary Schools

Over the past five years, Enviroschools facilitators have been exploring how sustainability education can genuinely flourish in secondary settings. What has followed is a growing collection of field trips, curriculum collaborations, leadership opportunities and innovative programmes that bring sustainability learning to life for students.

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Growing a Connected, Caring Community at St Teresa’s School in Featherston

A few years ago, St Teresa’s School recognised that part of its grounds wasn’t being used for learning or play. With support from the Enviroschools process, the whole school community came together to imagine what the space could be. Through vision mapping, students and teachers...

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Held by Place, Connected through Purpose – Welcoming our new Facilitators

At Te Māhurehure Cultural Marae, 16 new Enviroschools facilitators gathered for three days of connection, learning, and shared purpose. Whakawhanaungatanga grew, ideas flowed, and a collective haerenga began - connections formed, and the journey continues.

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148Enviroschools
Northland
Te Taitokerau

2 Regional partners
19 Collaborators

357Enviroschools
Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau

6 Regional partners
32 Collaborators

222Enviroschools
Waikato

14 Regional partners
3 Collaborators

37Enviroschools
Bay of Plenty
Te Moana-a-Toi

3 Regional partners

46Enviroschools
Gisborne
Te Tairāwhiti

3 Regional partners
11 Collaborators

78Enviroschools
Taranaki

6 Regional partners
8 Collaborators

75Enviroschools
Hawke's Bay
Te Matau a Māui

6 Regional partners
2 Collaborators

122Enviroschools
Manawatu-Whanganui

10 Regional partners
8 Collaborators

164Enviroschools
Wellington
Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui

9 Regional partners
22 Collaborators

32Enviroschools
Nelson
Whakatū

2 Regional partners
1 Collaborator

35Enviroschools
Tasman
Te Tai o Aorere

2 Regional partners
6 Collaborators

38Enviroschools
Marlborough
Te Tau Ihu

2 Regional partners
3 Collaborators

25Enviroschools
West Coast
Te Tai o Poutini

5 Regional partners
3 Collaborators

133Enviroschools
Canterbury
Waitaha

11 Regional partners
8 Collaborators

101Enviroschools
Otago
Ōtākou

10 Regional partners
50 Collaborators

62Enviroschools
Southland
Murihiku

6 Regional partners

NATIONWIDE
1,675
Enviroschools
410,500
Tamariki and students
20,000
Teachers and other staff
152
Regional Coordinators and Facilitators
92
Regional
Partners
159
Regional
Collaborators
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