Our scholars focus on early years research, exploring pedagogy, policy, and community connections in childhood centres and schools for children aged 0 to 8.
Students discover the science behind sport at Biomechanics Day
Students from across the Bay of Plenty attended sessions on 3D motion capture, sprint and reaction time testing, balance assessment, strength-endurance assessment and performance analysis.
Reclaiming te reo for past and future generations
Having graduated this week with a Diploma in Te Tohu Paetahi, Kamoe Fabish says learning te reo was something she has always felt she needed to do.
Te reo champion receives Waikato’s highest honour
Te Haumihiata Mason ONZM's Honorary Doctorate recognises her many and significant contributions to the revival of te reo Māori.
Ōhiwa Harbour’s mussel restoration efforts flourishing
Professor Kura Paul-Burke reports on thriving mussel beds as numbers soar to 45 million thanks to the coming together of mātauranga Māori and marine science.
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