Past Events

Secondary teachers and leaders are invited to take part in an exciting new project. This is aimed at sharing the ways in which learning in Canterbury secondary schools is becoming more flexible and personalised in order to better equip students for the future.

Award-winning director Damon Gameau (That Sugar Film) embarks on journey to explore what the future could look like by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to us to improve our planet and shifted them rapidly into the mainstream.

In this Christchurch Conversation, Professor Antwi Akom explains how cities are commonly planned and designed in ways that can reproduce and exaccerbate social inequities based on race, gender, wealth, ability and culture.

Come along and hear more about Remix Plastic's work, learn ways to reduce your impact through avoiding single use plastics and ask any questions you have about recycling.

Learning City Christchurch warmly invites you to a Microcredentials Information Hui to be held on Thursday 31 October. This event will update you with the latest information about formal systems of microcredentials and how they are being used. There will be time to ask questions and interact with presenters.

Join WEA for this feature-length documentary from Happen Films. It follows a community in Australia who came together to explore and demonstrate a simpler way to live in response to global crises.

ChristchurchNZ invites you to an education focused workshop where we will look at the future industries of Christchurch and unpack the skills & knowledge, learning pathways and attraction channels required to ensure our rangatahi are prepared to realise the global opportunities within these industries.

ChristchurchNZ invites you to an education focused workshop where we will look at the future industries of Christchurch and unpack the skills & knowledge, learning pathways and attraction channels required to ensure our rangatahi are prepared to realise the global opportunities within these industries.

A public discussion on The Commons, how it might work in an urban city context and what a framework could be to hold The Commons at a city level to support wider engagement.

Overview of the Children's University programme and how it is operating in Canterbury.

In this short workshop, it will focus on building your confidence and freeing your natural voice from nerves, and have some fun meeting each other in a friendly supportive community space.

Explore library programmes and sessions designed to help you become more comfortable with technology, and to make better use of your own computer tools.

School and community groups can get involved in this free education programme that offers art-making activities linked to the New Zealand Curriculum.