Posts tagged with events and celebrations

National Library Services to Schools is once again partnering with Auckland Writers Festival.

Check out our resource celebrating Aotearoa New Zealand’s dynamic Chinese heritage.

Our partnerships with the literary community.

Hepetema brings lots of opportunities to engage with the taonga te reo Māori.

In this blog post, we share ideas to help your school library join in the celebrations.

Discover some great resources to bring mathematics into the school library.

See your world and its stories reflected in the 2023 NZCYA finalists.

Embark on this ultimate reading experience to (re)engage your students.

Teaching and learning resources about Matariki and ideas for celebrating Matariki.

Discover the familiar and fascinating in amongst the 2023 NZCYA finalists.

Resources and books to explore solutions to plastic pollution with your ākonga.

Celebrating Waitangi Day and a programme for older adults.

Explore resources and books about bullying with your ākonga.

Find some great resources to support teaching and learning about weather and climate.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week (13–19 March) is a good time to reflect on different ways that school libraries can support neurodiverse learners.

Learn about ASB Polyfest, its history and ways we can support Pacific communities to reconnect to their languages.

There have been many memorable Waitangi Days. This year is an opportunity to reconsider this special event.

Digitising begins on the National Library's audiovisual collections.

In 1918 — on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month — the First World War ended. Read how New Zealanders celebrated and commemorated this historic event.

For Taranaki Māori, 5 November 1881 is known as ‘Te Rā o te Pāhua’ or the ‘Day of Plunder’.