theteam@theeducationhub.org.nz
Postal Address
The Education Hub
Suite 4, Palm Space
PO Box 69-234
Glendene
Auckland 0645
Our high-quality webinar series for school and early childhood teachers and leaders continues in 2026. You can access all our live and recorded webinars or just NZ$69.00 (+GST if applicable) with a 12-month webinar subscription – with group discounts of up to 25% available. Each webinar is approximately one hour long and you can earn a personalised certificate after watching.
Coming in August
This webinar with Lisa Winiata and Tara Solomon from Kaitiaki Kindergartens and Tami Harris from Acorn Neurodiversity will share findings from the research partnership between Kaitiaki Kindergartens and Acorn Neurodiversity which investigated how kaiako can support neurodivergent tamariki through the transition to school.
Tuesday 15 September 2026, 7.30pm
In this live webinar, experienced early childhood teacher and leader Alistair Gibbs will explore the reciprocal relationship between leadership and wellbeing, and how relational approaches can strengthen both.
Coming in November
In this webinar, Dr Sarah Probine from Auckland University of Technology will share insights from a collaborative project undertaken with kaiako, children, and whānau in six early childhood settings. The project explored how bicultural and place-based approaches can deepen children’s connections to their local environments and strengthen shared knowledge-building across communities.
Coming in October
In this webinar, Cheryl Spykerman and Liz Kay from Deaf Aotearoa will share practical knowledge and inspiration for supporting Deaf children and making your centre more inclusive.
Coming in August
This webinar with Lisa Winiata and Tara Solomon from Kaitiaki Kindergartens and Tami Harris from Acorn Neurodiversity will share findings from the research partnership between Kaitiaki Kindergartens and Acorn Neurodiversity which investigated how kaiako can support neurodivergent tamariki through the transition to school.
Coming in August
In this webinar, Dr John Milne will discuss how reading not only improves wellbeing directly — through the joy of stories and the connections they create — but also indirectly, by building the social cohesion and shared experiences that communities thrive on. He will also share insights into his own research on reader identity, and explore ways that teachers can help further the joy of reading in their own classrooms.
Coming in September
This webinar with Dr Stephanie Macmahon will offer educators the opportunity to build a richer, deeper, and more nuanced understanding of the science of learning—one that both extends beyond and strengthens the ideas they may already be familiar with.
Coming in November
In this webinar, Emeritus Professor Christine Rubie-Davies and Associate Professor Frauke Meyer will share findings from the Elevate Empathy project.