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Join us to learn, connect, and grow with like-minded professionals and parents/whānau. Whether you’re looking to gain new insights, expand your network, or simply stay informed, our events offer valuable opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Contemporary Secondary Teaching Approaches for Aotearoa New Zealand
Blended - online and
1 x face to face workshop
31 Jan 2025 - 10 weeks
Developed in partnership with PPTA and Victoria University of Wellington, this 5-point micro-credential course is taught over one school term. It includes online self-paced modules, 3 live online webinars and a one-day face-to-face workshop, with some small assessment activities.
Supporting Neurodivergent Students Returning Back to School
10 Feb
4:30-5:30pm
Free Webinar
Join us for a free webinar where we'll explore strategies and resources to help neurodivergent students thrive in the classroom. We'll discuss practical tips for creating an inclusive learning environment and providing effective support for students with diverse needs.
Neurodivergent Support Series 2025
4 Days
20 Feb; 29 May;
21 Aug; 30 Oct
9am-3pm
Auckland
Equip yourself with practical strategies and expert guidance to support neurodivergent students in overcoming challenges like executive functioning, emotional regulation, and sensory overload, creating more inclusive and thriving classrooms.
Neurodivergent Support Series 2025
4 Days
17 Feb; 17 Jun;
19 Aug; 7 Oct 2025
9am-3pm
Hamilton
Equip yourself with practical strategies and expert guidance to support neurodivergent students in overcoming challenges like executive functioning, emotional regulation, and sensory overload, creating more inclusive and thriving classrooms.
Neurodivergent Support Series 2025
4 Days
12 Mar; 10 Jun;
22 Jul; 18 Nov 2025
9am-3pm
Wellington
Equip yourself with practical strategies and expert guidance to support neurodivergent students in overcoming challenges like executive functioning, emotional regulation, and sensory overload, creating more inclusive and thriving classrooms.
Neurodivergent Support Series 2025
4 Days
7 Apr; 12 Jun;
31 Jul; 13 Nov 2025
9am-3pm
Queenstown
Equip yourself with practical strategies and expert guidance to support neurodivergent students in overcoming challenges like executive functioning, emotional regulation, and sensory overload, creating more inclusive and thriving classrooms.
National Secondary Education Leadership Summit
14 April - 16 April 2025
Christchurch
Brooke's presentation:
Getting the best out of your Neurodivergent Teachers
By equipping school leaders with the tools and understanding necessary to work effectively with neurodivergent individuals, they can create a workplace culture that values diversity, promotes well-being, and maximises the potential of every team member.
Contemporary Secondary Teaching Approaches for Aotearoa New Zealand
Blended - online and
1 x face to face workshop
18 April 2025 - 10 weeks
Developed in partnership with PPTA and Victoria University of Wellington, this 5-point micro-credential course is taught over one school term. It includes online self-paced modules, 3 live online webinars and a one-day face-to-face workshop, with some small assessment activities.
Supporting Neurodivergent Employees: A Guide for Coaches, Managers & HR
30 April 2025
6:30-8:30pm
Free Webinar
A guide through addressing common workplace challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, including strategies for managing communication styles, accommodating sensory sensitivities, and supporting executive function skills. You'll also learn how to create a truly supportive environment by fostering inclusivity, providing appropriate accommodations, and prioritising employee well-being.
Introduction to Trauma Informed Practice in NZ Classrooms
27 May
4:30-5:30pm
Free Webinar
Gain practical strategies to support students affected by trauma, foster resilience, and create safe, inclusive learning environments. This session explores how trauma impacts student behavior, learning, and engagement, equipping educators with tools to respond compassionately while maintaining classroom structure. Whether you're new to trauma-informed practices or seeking to deepen your understanding, this webinar provides valuable insights to enhance student well-being and success.
Coaching the Neurodivergent: Upskill Yourself for Working with Diverse Minds
9 June 2025
6 Weeks - Mondays
6:30-8:30pm
Online
Elevate your coaching practice with this dynamic professional development series, designed to empower you with the tools, insights, and strategies to support neurodivergent individuals. Find the strategies to unlock your coachee's full potential. Suitable for coaches, leaders, managers, and HR professionals, this series will equip you to foster inclusive and impactful growth within your teams and organisations. Join us to gain practical techniques and actionable knowledge that you can implement immediately.
The Provisionally Certificated Teachers’ Conference 2025
7-8 July 2025
Wellington
Brooke's presentation:
Lifting the Tide by Catering to the Neurodiverse
With as many as 34% of learners in our classes needing learning support, teachers need to know who to create a “rising tide that lifts all ships” to improve attendance and engagement. This workshop links strengths-based neurodivergent support, trauma-informed and relationship based practice to help our PCTs lift that tide. Participants will come away with practical and effective strategies that they can use immediately to improve attendance and engagement.
FAQ'S
What types of events do you offer?
We offer a variety of events including workshops, webinars, and networking sessions. These events are designed to provide valuable insights, practical strategies, and opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals.
How can I benefit from attending your events?
Our events are tailored to help you enhance your skills, gain new knowledge, and expand your professional network. Whether you’re looking to improve your leadership abilities, classroom engagement techniques, or support for diverse learners, our events provide actionable takeaways.
Are your events suitable for parents and whānau?
Yes, we offer specific events aimed at helping parents and whānau understand and support their children’s learning needs. These sessions provide practical strategies and insights to create a positive and supportive home environment.
What if I can’t make it to an event?
If you can’t attend an event, don’t worry! We provide recordings of our sessions so you can watch them at your convenience. Simply register for the event, and you’ll receive access to the recording afterwards.
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