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Lets start the year with some fun!

7/3/2020

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Professional Development event 15 September

14/9/2016

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Come and see the treasures in the Aotearoa New Zealand Collection (ANZC) held by Christchurch City Libraries.

​A CCL Librarian will give us a tour of this stunning collection and then we’re planning to meet for a chat and a drink or meal with colleagues from other schools at Winnie Bagoes restaurant.

Thursday, 15th September
4.30pm meet at Library; Restaurant from 5.45pm
Central Manchester Library - 36 Manchester Street.
(There is some parking at library and street parting should be easily available.)
Event flyer - full information
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Paper Plus Buying Night

29/4/2015

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Term One Professional Development: Are We There Yet? Information Literacy

24/3/2015

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ARE  WE  THERE  YET?
Information Literacy Programmes in Schools


2015 Term One Professional  Development
27th March, Cashmere High School, 9:00—12:45
Members: $20.00
· Current information literacy programmes and
 initiatives in Primary and Secondary schools.
· Transition from secondary school to tertiary education:
Aurelia Arona from University of Canterbury.
· Christchurch City Library:  New services that can
assist students with information literacy
.
For more information or to register please contact
Bridget Hayes: bridgeth@stmartins.school.nz


 

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SPECIAL MEETING IN RESPONSE TO CHANGES TO THE NATIONAL LIBRARY CURRICULUM SERVICES

4/2/2015

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Dear SLANZA Aoraki Members, 

SLANZA Aoraki Meeting 
National Library Services to Schools Transformation Programme
 
Rangi Ruru Girls School Library
 
Wednesday 18th February
 
3:45pm - 4:45pm
 

We would like to invite you to a special meeting for our SLANZA Aoraki membership to discuss the proposed changes to the National Library Services to Schools Transformation Programme.  If you are unaware of these changes to the curriculum services from the National Library, attached is the information for schools or we invite you to go to the Services for Schools website at this link: http://ow.ly/IiPIy  

We will have two special guests at the meeting, Geraldine Howell and Elizabeth Jones.  Geraldine is the Director Literacy and Public Programmes for the National Library http://ow.ly/IiQ5j and Elizabeth is National Manager, Learning Futures and Development.  We are very fortunate that Geraldine and Elizabeth are willing to talk with our membership, answer questions and hear our concerns.  

This meeting is for SLANZA members only (your 2014 membership is still current until the new round of registrations shortly) but if you would like to attend the meeting, you can register as a SLANZA member for 2015 at the meeting or go to our SLANZA website: http://www.slanza.org.nz/personal-membership.html 

There are various initiatives from many branches of the education sector such as NZEI, New Zealand Principals Federation, LIANZA and many others who are working to make their concerns heard about this decision from the National Library but please do talk to your Principal and teaching staff about this so you can bring questions and concerns of their behalf. 

If you are unable to attend this meeting, you are very welcome to register your concerns or send us your questions via email.  Please send these written concerns to any one of those listed below. 

Hoping to see you at the meeting. 

 

Your SLANZA Aoraki Committee 

 

Contact for written questions if unable to attend the meeting: 

Saskia Hill (Chairperson, SLANZA Aoraki) hls@cashmere.school.nz 

Liz Jones (Secretary, SLANZA Aoraki) liz.jones@staff.hagley.school.nz 

Cathy Kennedy (SLANZA Aoraki National Executive Representative) cky@stac.school.nz 

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Term 4 End of Year Event!

29/10/2014

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Term 3 Professional Development

29/10/2014

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Conference 2015: From the Ground Up!

22/10/2014

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Paper Plus Merivale Buying Evening

29/8/2014

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In May our members were treated to the Paper Plus buying evening – a bookshop all to ourselves after hours and 25% off purchases that night – what more could we want!  We heard from a variety of publishers who gave us a sneak peek at titles coming up soon and shared and chatted about the books that are flying off our library shelves and would recommend to others.  Many thanks to Simon and his team from Merivale Paper Plus for hosting is great evening.

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 SLANZA Merit Award for Annette McKitrick

7/8/2014

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Posted by Mandy Ditzel, Librarian, Garin College
I am delighted that Annette McKitrick of Waimea Intermediate has been awarded The SLANZA  Award for Promotion of Literacy and Enjoyment of Reading.

Annette’s school nominated her, and I was honoured to be able to second the nomination.  With the help of the SLANZA National Exec, we were able to keep this a secret from Annette until Waimea Intermediate presented her with her framed certificate & some flowers at their school assembly in the first week of Term 3.  Annette was called onto the stage on a pretence, so she was a bit shocked to hear the real reason!  I was touched to see that the entire student body rose to their feet for a spontaneous standing ovation.
  Click here to read about Annette in the Nelson Weekly!

Congratulations Annette – a most deserving recipient!

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