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A word after a word after a word is power - Margaret Atwood
Inquiry: Culture
This term's topic is looking at how culture brings communities together. Resources coming soon.
Books on Culture
These books in our library have discussions on culture.
Countries of the World
National Library has some collections of resources of countries around the world, their celebrations and traditions.
Me, Myself and I
Identity, self-awareness, families, beliefs, values, feelings, and attitudes are all part of being yourself. Explore a range of resources on body and mind, healthy lifestyles, diversity, genealogy, emotions, and citizenship.
Festivals and celebrations
New Zealand observes many different festivals and celebrations throughout the year. These include arts, music and film festivals, as well as traditional celebrations like Easter and Christmas. Some of these special days are also public holidays.
Books on Festivals
We have a variety of books on festivals and celebration
Important Days
List of days, events, month long commemorations and events from around the world
New Zealand Culture
Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand is a guide to the New people, history, culture and society of New Zealand. Check the Daily Life, Sport and Recreation section on the website
NZ Culture and Society
What has shaped New Zealand over time?
UNESCO's Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Intangible Cultural Heritage
Discover multiple ways to navigate through a dynamic and interactive space of vibrant intangible cultural heritage practices and expressions. See how together they represent a rich cultural diversity. Look for connections between cultures
Accessing EPIC Databases
Within school, you do not need passwords to access the EPIC databases, including Encyclopedia Britannica. Outside of the school network (when you are at home) you will need a log in and password. Please contact your teacher or the Librarian for the log in details.
Contact the Librarian
Contact Whaea Rachel by email if you have a question about any of these links, or have suggestions for other links.