An initiative by
Te Kete Hono (Stonefields COllaborative Trust)
in Partnership with EPIT
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This initiative will focus on communities that are most affected by the digital divide and will enable 25 high equity index and remote schools to be part of a fully funded two-year programme that will get them started on their SchoolTalk journey. This will include:
SchoolTalk’s learning management system makes learning visible to teachers, students and whānau and allows for collective decision making. Currently there are schools who are not able to access the technology or training to use this effectively for student learning. The aim is to address this digital divide with digital access and wrap around training.
Te Kete Hono uses a theory of improvement to guide their work. This is based on a continuous cycle of teaching, learning, and assessment supported by diagnostic tools, data and analytics, alongside collaboration and professional learning.
The Stonefields Collaborative Trust was established in 2016 as a catalyst for educational improvement. The Trust believes that improving learning outcomes across Aotearoa | New Zealand requires growing capacity and learning from one another. The creation of digital tools for learning and assessment has been made possible by the vision, leadership and oversight of the Stonefields Collaborative Trust, and developed and delivered by their social impact arm, Te Kete Hono.