Projects

This project will provide rangatahi-led opportunities to develop a creative vision that will address current problems facing Warawara ngahere and to mobilise mātauranga to achieve that.

This schools’ programme will be delivered alongside New Zealand hosting the America’s Cup. Kōkōkaha is a stimulating and motivating context for students to develop science, technology, engineering and maths knowledge and skills.

This project will include three week-long GeoCamps at three remote marae across the far north of Tai Tokerau with the aim of showing tamariki and their whānau that science is something they can understand, enjoy, and participate in.

This project aims to teach youth necessary digital skills for their future while fostering 'soft skills' of creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication (the 4 Cs), all skills that automation cannot replace.

This portable showcase will captivate people with the beauty and majesty of our oceans before bringing them into discussion on what the effects of current and future warming will be.

There is heightened awareness about climate change amongst tamariki (children) and rangatahi (young people) however they often can’t see clear pathways to action. This project aims to introduce akonga (students) to soil science.