New Zealand Principals' Federation
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36 Brandon Street
Wellington NZ 6011

PO Box 25380
Wellington 6140
nina.netherclift@nzpf.ac.nz

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A message from Scholastic

National Simultaneous Storytime (NSS) 2021 is out of this world! This year’s selected book “Give Me Some Space” will be read by an astronaut from inside the International Space Station!  Over a million kids across NZ and Australia will be taking part on Wednesday 19 May at 1pm. You don’t want to miss out, it’s free.

You must register to count! Register now at www.alia.org.au/nss

 
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Māori Achievement Collaborative Vacancies

Ka hikitia! Ka hikitia! Hiki hikitia!  Tēnei te ara, ko te ara o ngā mātua tupuna he ara oranga, poipoia ngā mokopuna ngā rangatira mo apopo, ka tihei, tihei mauri ora!

Te Akatea Māori Principals Association seek a MAC - Kaihoe Mātauranga (facilitator) in the following regions:

  • Whanganui, Manawatu, Wairarapa, Horowhenua - click here for details
  • Waikato - click here for details

These are full-time, two and a half year fixed-term positions commencing on 26 July 2021 until 28 January 2024. 

For further information, contact Damon Ritai – Te Taurapa Mātauranga (Deputy National MAC Coordinator). Email: damon@mac.ac.nz or phone 027 555 3318. Applications close at 5pm on 21 May. 

 
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Free Items For Schools

NZPF has been approached by the Civil Aviation Authority of NZ and the Aviation Security Service, who would like to offer schools relinquished Items from airport passengers and Excess IT equipment and devices as a donation. Click here to view the list of items you can request. Please send your request to the Donations Team at: avsec_caadonations@caa.govt.nz

In our Principal Matters newsletter last term, the CAA and Security Service had a 3-D printer on offer. Many schools applied for the printer so in fairness to all, the names of the schools were put in a hat and the CAA CEO drew the lucky school’s name.

Congratulations to Kelvin Woodley, principal of Tapawera Area School, who is now the proud owner of the 3-D printer.

Our thanks to CAA and the Aviation Security Service for donating these valuable items to our schools.