We found result(s) that match your search
Conferences
EONZ supports a range of conferences and professional learning opportunities that bring educators together to connect, share ideas, and strengthen practice. Tuia ki Tawhiti, meaning to weave connections across distance, reflects this commitment by bringing educators from across Aotearoa together to learn, collaborate and share expertise in Health, Physical Education and Outdoor Education. Explore upcoming events, registration information, and resources from previous conferences, including presentations and recordings that continue to support learning beyond the event itself.
The Aotearoa New Zealand Health Education, Outdoor Education & Physical Education Biennial Conference
Bringing together three leading organisations, Tuia ki Tawhiti is a celebration of learning, connection and collaboration across Health, Physical Education and Outdoor Education. Designed for primary and secondary educators, the conference offers inspiring speakers, practical workshops and future-focused conversations that support the wellbeing, engagement and success of young people.
Our Tuia ki Tawhiti Conference 2026 is being held at Mount Albert Grammar School, Auckland, on 6–7 July 2026.
The Day 1 keynote presentations that were live-streamed between 5 fully interconnected regional hubs. Day 2 saw each regional hub take to the field and unpack content from the first day in unique practical contexts.
Designed by Keanu Townsend, this logo is a representation of education outdoors in Aotearoa, from the mountain tops, through the rivers to the sea. The green manaia/guardian represents Aoraki/Mt Cook and the pounamu/greenstone that is produced and sourced in the South Island. The red manaia/guardian is Mt Ruapehu, the red depicts the active volcanic elements that builds and changes the landscape. The mountains are believed to be ancestors of the people, this is why the guardians are shown in the mountains. The river in-between the mountains represents the Waikato river that flows from the high elevations inland to the sea. The puhoro flow of the ocean is the currents and tides that surround our islands of Aotearoa. Inside the mountains we see the ara/pathways that people create and take to experience and adventure the landscapes of Aotearoa.
Context: EOTC general, Local curriculum
Type: Teaching and learning resource
Context: EOTC general
Context: EOTC general, Outdoor education, Inclusion & diversity, Primary/Intermediate setting