About Us
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Ko te ahurei o te tamaiti arahia o tātou mahi.
Ko te ahurei o te tamaiti arahia o tātou mahi.
Let the uniqueness of the child guide your work.
Schools & Kura
Schools & Kura
The Manaiakalani Outreach Programme is currently supporting 14 schools across the region. If you would like to know more about how your school can get involved please get in touch with one of the facilitation team (contact details below).
Facilitation Team
Facilitation Team
The purpose of the Outreach Facilitator is to deliver high quality professional learning and development (PLD) to support leaders and teachers across the nominated Kāhui Ako/Col/Cluster to become proficient in the Learn Create Share pedagogy, and successfully transition from analogue to digital learning environments, becoming “At Home in a Digital World”.
A key focus is to support educators to use the affordances of technology to accelerate learning outcomes, encouraging “Future Focused Learners in Connected Communities”.
Cluster Convenor
Cluster Convenor
Helen McGuigan
Helen McGuigan
David Langford
David Langford
Past Convenor in support
The Connext Team (clockwise from bottom left: David Scott, Paul Sadler, Neil Smoker, Jo Haughey, Brent Sheldrake, Andy Cranston, Prue Younger. Absent: Moera Brown, Herewini Te Kohe.
Jo Haughey, Manager
Jo Haughey, Manager
Connext Trust
Connext Trust
"The HB Williams Family Trusts have made a significant contribution to education here, committing $1.2 million to the Manaiakalani Outreach Programme over the next three years." Gisborne Herald, May 12, 2018.
"The Connext Charitable Trust is overseeing the delivery of the programme and manager Jo Haughey says it offers a real opportunity to increase the digital fluency and citizenship of young people, their families and educators." Gisborne Herald, May 12, 2018.
Education has long been a passion for the HB Williams Family Charitable Trusts FINAL.pdfMedia Updates
Media Updates
The Gisborne Herald: Williams trusts support accelerated learning
Read more at Gisborne Herald Article (12/5/18)
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