Aotearoa New Zealand's Histories Curriculum

Useful links to help you find out more about Aotearoa New Zealand's Histories Curriculum.

Delve deeper in Aotearoa New Zealand's Histories Curriculum with these links to different databases and resources available.

The library has three microfilm readers with the ability to save scanned images to a memory stick. These are available upstairs in the Genealogy section of Hastings Library. See our Genealogy collection page for a full list of microfiche and microfilm available.

Follow this link to visit the NZETC - NZ Electronic Text Collection.

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Radio New Zealand's 10 minute animated Podcast Series for adults and kids.

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Kei roto i ‘He Meka! He Meka!’ ētahi kāri, he pātai, he pikitia, he meka hoki kei runga, hei toha ki te whānau me ngā hoa, hei whakakōrero hoki i te tangata mō ngā tatai kōrero o mua, mō te tuakiri, me te āmua.

‘He Meka! He Meka!’ is a set of questions, images, and facts to share with family and friends to prompt conversations about history, identity, and the future.

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Find images and stories from the Alexander Turnbull Library to inspire student learning and understanding about Aotearoa New Zealand's histories and society from 1800s to 2020s.

Follow this link to visit Papers Past, over at the National Library of New Zealand.

The library has three microfilm readers with the ability to save scanned images to a memory stick. These are available upstairs in the Genealogy section of Hastings Library. See our Genealogy collection page for a full list of microfiche and microfilm available.

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