A bilingual portal-plus web community which provides quality assured educational material for New Zealand teachers, school managers, and the wider education community.Ko TKI he pae tukutuku reorua he hapori hoki e whakarato ana i ngā rauemi mātauranga, me te painga kua kiia taurangihia, ki te hunga kaiako, ngā kaiwhakahaere kura me te hapori mātauranga whānui ho

Provides access to librarians via online chat for approved schools.

New Zealand's education resource centre and links.

A New Zealand based educational publisher producing pictorial teaching resources for New Zealand schools from new entrants to high school level.

Road safety education site with resources for teachers and activities for children.

Franchised swim schools. Swimming lessons, learn to swim and aquatic programmes.

E-learning website Prepgenie.co.nz is an exclusive and ultimate destination (Tests, Tips, Library & an active Blog) for New Zealands GAMSAT aspirants.

Some people (curiously and unfortunately, not all) who learn a new language are interested in achieving a good accent in their new language. Nevertheless, it is not well known that there are three components of the accent of a given language: the rhythm or intonation (the music) of the language, the links between the sounds, syllables, and words in an utterance, and lastly, the proper pronunciation of the sounds of the language.

I am a literary person. Ever since I was a child, I have never stopped the search for different books. I have always been interested in fiction, science, poetry and so on and so forth. When I hear the words, World Book Encyclopedia I always recall my childhood. First, I went through all the kid classics I was able to find at home. Then I went over to books with the “adult” content. I “ate up” the encyclopedias we had, The Compton Encyclopedia.