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  • International Languages Week from 14 August 2017
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  • Eligibility to enrol in New Zealand schools - updated information
  • Cook Islands Māori Language Week from 30 July 2017
  • Updated Level 4 EAP standards and development of Level 3 EAP standards now open for consultation.
  • Consultation on Tapasā –helping teachers work better with Pasifika learners
  • Towards a sense of belonging - Ed Gazette Article
  • The National Library of New Zealand and Archives New Zealand are pleased to announce the opening of He Tohu.
  • Ideas for Gifted Awareness Week
  • May 2017 issue now available.
  • Book Crossing activity to celebrate New Zealand Gifted Awareness Week 12-18 June.
  • Matariki 2017
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  • NZLA 2017 Conference - "The Power of Words"
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  • The Elsie Locke writing prize 2017
  • NEW Junior Journal 54 now online
  • The National Library of New Zealand - series of improvements to its Services to Schools.
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  • Feedback requested: NZQA English for Academic Purposes unit standards.
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  • August School Journals out now!
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  • CLESOL 2016 Conference 14-17 July 2016
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  • DigMyIdea: Māori Innovation Challenge
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  • Connected Educator Month – October 2014
  • Connected Educator Month – starts today!
  • NEW resources for ESOL Online
  • National Newsletter: English language learners
  • English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Funding Terms 3 and 4, 2014
  • School Journal and School Journal Story Library now available in PDF!
  • Samoa Language Week – Taofi mau i au Measina: Hold fast to your Treasures
  • MoE ESOL news - May 2014
  • Setting the standard
  • Online Teaching and Learning Programme for English Language Learners in Year 7-13
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  • December Literacy, English, and ESOL community newsletter
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