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We are pleased to announce that Bronwyn Williams of Northcote Primary is the winner of the book pack in our "Book Before Sept 1st " competition. Congratulations Bronwyn!

Thanks to Aquila Books, HarperCollins Publishers, Pearson, Phoenix Education and ACER Press - Bronwyn’s prize pack includes:
Nigel Latta – Battlefield Wisdom
Neil MacKay – Taking the Hell Out of Homework
Neil MacKay – Removing Dyslexia as a Barrier to Achievement
Susan Battye – Drama Cuts AND Drama Cuts teacher resource book
BYOT – Bring Your Own Technology: Mal Lee & Martin Levins
Publishing and Display Handbook
The Reading Activity Handbook
Teaching Reading Comprehension Strategies
The Spelling Rulebook

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Cover images for book prizes

 

 

Tickets are now available for
eventfinda logoNZ-ED SHOW 2012! 

Just $30 for an NZ-ED SHOW Day Pass, includes all of the day's seminars, workshops and special speakers! Discounts available for groups of 6 or more.
Please note door sales are strictly cash and eftpos only.
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NZ-ED SHOW is a new education expo to showcase and support New Zealand education at all levels from early childhood to tertiary. It will be a one-stop show for all educators and administrators, and represent the full range of products, resources and services that support New Zealand schools. Supporting a more connected, better resourced education system will help develop and improve the educational, learning and skill development opportunities for all New Zealanders.

Finally New Zealand has an event the equal of overseas educational shows and NZ-ED SHOW is set to become a longstanding, must-attend event on the NZ education calendar.

Teachers, administrators and exhibitors in the UK refer to their annual Education Show as the one event they must attend ... it is the forum for exchanging ideas and information within the education industry.

Professional Development Opportunities – 90 sessions over three days!

Alongside the expo there will be approximately 90 professional development seminars and workshops designed to bring educators together to network and collaborate. Sessions will be inspirational and practical and will be run by educators and specialists from all levels of education. This all equates to exceptionally good value for schools and colleges.

See What’s On for seminar and workshop outlines.

Save valuable time and money

By providing an expo environment where educators can get practical hands-on experience of products and resources they have the opportunity to research and compare a wide range of resources in one location at one time. This saves staff time and schools money.

NZ-ED Show provides the opportunity to speak with other educators and share knowledge of these products and can help prevent costly buying errors.

Show specials – spot prizes – goody bags for the first 100 though the door each day.

Strand 200 Plus 12/24 channel lighting console photo

Strand 200 Plus 12/24 channel lighting console provided by Philips Selecon

Spot prizes so far include:

  • An amazing $1900 Strand 200 Plus 12/24 channel lighting console suitable for school halls or drama rooms providedby Philips Selecon.
  • Verity spellcheck software programme particularly suitable for people with dyslexia, valued at $150.00 provided by Real Special Ltd
  • Books and other exciting giveaways.

What our exhibitors say

The NZ-ED Show provides very affordable professional development and the biggest and best trade fair early childhood providers and teachers will find anywhere, which helps because our sector is hurting quite a bit financially at the moment. — Dr Sarah Farquhar, ChildForum ECE Network
The NZ-ED SHOW gives educators a time and cost-effective way to view products and services under one roof, allowing them to get advice, experience, to compare resources and take advantage of show specials and offers. This makes effective use of staff time and school money. As the show will not be open to the general public, it gives schools full access to specialist resources. — Show organiser Lea Campbell
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