From junior literacy to senior student wellbeing, ePlatform helps schools support the whole child. SuperLit Decodable Readers follow a clear phonics progression through a 10-level program with voiceover and worksheets, while the Wellness Collection provides eBooks and Audiobooks on mental health, resilience, and wellbeing. Together, schools can empower […]
For some notetaking nostalgia try these Vintage Computer Sticky Note Paper Pads. Not only do they look great but also they’re super handy for jotting down reminders, lists, ideas, and more on a replica Paint homescreen. Measuring 8cm x 8cm, there’s plenty of room for mini notes – […]
Don’t know if a cable is working or not? Find out with this handy USB Cable Tester Board, which works for iOS, Android and Type-C connections. It’s easy to use. Simply plug a USB C power supply into the top right connector, then one end of the cable […]
If you need to view your smartphone and laptop screen at the same time, a Portable Magnetic Phone Stand could be for you. Using it is super easy. With its strong, adjustable arm, simply attach (by a magnet) to the back of the laptop screen, position the phone […]
Remember these cute and handy little guys? During the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s, the 3.5-inch floppy disk ruled the portable storage world; the double-sided, high-density 1.44 MB was the most popular form of temporary storage. Once found in almost every office and classroom, you can bring the distinctive […]
A ‘prompt’ is the term used for the question you ask a generative AI tool. Well-crafted prompts help make the answers more effective and useful. ‘Prompt Engineering’ is the process of crafting a specific, detailed, and instructive prompt to produce a useful response from a large language model. […]
Quantum computing is groundbreaking and could be the next big technological leap. But what exactly is it? Should schools be thinking about it? How could it impact education? Here are a few of the things teachers need to consider. Quantum computing is a new way of doing computation […]
With Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 on 14 October, 2025, the Ministry recommends schools to update devices to Windows 11 as soon as possible. Schools should also inform families about the upcoming changes for students who use ‘bring your own devices’ (BYOD) that may be affected. If […]
Recent research by NZCER offers a glimpse into the perception and use of generative artificialintelligence (AI) primary classrooms (Years 5–8). Survey responses were received from 266primary school teachers, who were interested in the area, and 147 students spread across fourcase study schools. Earlier this year, NZCER invited Kiwi […]
Calling all esports enthusiasts. In November, Manurewa Intermediate School is hosting its 4th South Auckland Esport Tournament on 12 November. You’re invited to enter teams for Rocket League matches. Boys and Girls’ Teams from Primary, Intermediate and High Schools are welcome! “We use this day to build friendships, […]
eBooks and Audiobooks are perfect for supporting all students including neurodiverse learners, EAL students, and reluctant readers. With 24/7 access on any device, at school or home, ePlatform helps build a strong, schoolwide reading culture. It’s already trusted by hundreds of schools across Aotearoa. Specialising in local content […]
Network for Learning (N4L) has completed nearly a third of Managed Network Upgrades. So far, 750 schools have access to next-generation internet infrastructure. The upgrade involves replacing school firewalls before they reach end-of-life, and switching to a new internet connection. All schools are scheduled to complete the upgrade […]
