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Claire Amos

Claire is passionate about her family, education, design and tattoos; living by the mantra, ‘you can never be overdressed or overeducated’. In her 20-year teaching career, she has worked for many schools and educational organisations, taking part in national projects with the NZ Ministry of Education, the Network for Learning and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority. A founding member of the Education Council of Aotearoa, Claire is a board member of NetSafeNZ and 21C Skills Lab.

Recent Posts

Schools are being denied support for learners with the highest needs

Aotearoa Educators Collective have compiled a series of cases where learning support was denied, even…

19 hours ago

Permanent funding needed for lunch programme, Health Coalition Aotearoa say

More security is needed for the future of the Ka Ora, Ka Ako lunch programme,…

19 hours ago

Online gaming offers risks and benefits to neurodivergent young people

Online gaming helps neurodivergent kids find connection and confidence, study suggests, but support gaps remain.

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Creating calm classrooms – why can it be harder than it sounds?

Emotional awareness in teachers may be the key to unlocking a calm classroom environment and…

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A step toward future-ready schools

Schools are increasingly looking for sustainable ways to make the most of their available spaces…

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$62.5 million in funding for new South Island classrooms announced

The investment will deliver 59 additional South Island classrooms, including a new primary school in…

1 week ago