Posts tagged with library services

Moe mai, moe mai, moe mai rā i to moinga roa, e Amy.

In 2019, the National Library and partners began a journey to create a community of readers in South Dunedin.

James Edward Traue ONZM, 10 February 1932 – 13 November 2023.

Alex Woodley discusses her role as evaluator for the Canterbury Pūtoi Rito COR project.

Celebrating Samoa Language Week at the Library.

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.

Accessing the nation's oral history archive just got a lot easier.

Being part of Whiria te Tanagata has made me think.

Fourth report in our series of national surveys about school libraries in Aotearoa NZ.

Tribute to a legend of the library world and the first woman national librarian.

Nicole Thorburn the 2022 Helen Zwartz Scholar shares her experience.

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

Bold, brave opportunity for Library sector sustainable growth.

Kia toitū te mātauranga | Weaving the people together

Examples of how to plan your schedule so you can find time to unwind and enjoy a break away from work.

In this post, we share examples of library teams providing great services to support learning in their schools.

To develop an effective school library and library services, two things are essential — great leadership and the expertise of a great library team.

Aotearoa NZ School Library Week is a perfect time to come together to celebrate our school libraries.

Sharing our experiences of delivering reading room services during the COVID pandemic.