PERRY OUTDOOR EDUCATION TRUST
Engaged and Empowered Young People
Since 2003 POET has assisted low decile secondary schools to facilitate the delivery of outdoor education experiences for their students Find out more about what we do.
We work with a number of partner schools within the Waikato and Bay of Plenty. See the schools we work with.
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POET Coordinators work alongside teachers supporting them to deliver outdoor experiences for their own students. Find out more.
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Exoskeletons and smart raincoats? Gemma talks about what outdoor recreation might look like in the future!
Virtually Outdoors - Perry Outdoor Education Trust
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Camping and exploring the outdoors have come a long way over the past few decades. Some of you may have childhood memories of putting up the tent using a complicated array of heavy metal poles that could quickly send any adult spiraling into madness. If you look back in history to the Scott expediti...In case you haven't heard it's Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand Mental Health Awareness week - great to see them partnering with Department of Conservation. Like some one once said (we don't know who) nature is cheaper than therapy! #mhawnz
Nature is Key – Unlock Your Wellbeing
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Today marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week, with the theme Nature is Key – Unlock Your Wellbeing and the goal to get people to connect with everyday natureGreat stuff Ngaruawahia High School!
Ngaruawahia High School takes out supreme award for BCITO challenge
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Ngaruawahia High School claims top prize in the BCITO Build-Ability ChallengeLove this pic by Tim Marshall of the bush at the Bridal Veil Falls at Makomako ( kinda on the way to Raglan)
So stoked that we have been shortlisted for the NZ Plain English Awards - in two categories no less - YAY!Our judges have announced their shortlists! Take a look here: www.plainenglishawards.org.nz/enter-the-2017-plain-english-awards/2017-awards-shortlists/
Entries on the shortlists are in no particular order. If we haven’t published a shortlist, it means we can’t let the cat out of the bag just yet. In some categories we had fewer entries that met the judges’ high standard.
Look out for the list of finalists on 19 October.
Photo by Samuel Scrimshaw on Unsplash
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That is awesome you guys!!! I see it was for your AMAZING Annual Report and your newsletters. Good luck 🙂
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