OMEP Aotearoa New Zealand with OMEP Pacific Island Nations are leading a project to discuss how we can lessen the impact of climate change on our young children across Te Moana Nui a Kiwa, the Pacific Ocean
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For each and Every Child: He Taonga Tonu te Tamariki
Join OMEP now and receive your own copy! or  Download a pdf copy.

​A Teachers’ Resource, written specifically for early childhood settings/kaiako, is now available HERE 
This resource is designed to accompany the book For Each and Every Child; He Taonga Tonu  Te Tamariki which was distributed by the Ministry of Education to every ECE centre in Aotearoa NZ in 2021.
The intention of the resource is to help kaiako make strong, everyday links to children’s rights and UNCRC.

Resources.

OMEP Aotearoa and OMEP World create resources to support educators working with children. See below for downloadable pdfs and links to various websites
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Mercedes Mayol Lassalle, OMEP World President
​shares the document that emerged from the DECISIONS ADOPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT ITS SEVENTH SPECIAL MEETING (Paris, March 15-16, 2022) on the consequences of the current situation in Ukraine on all aspects of UNESCO's mandate. We thank our official representative at UNESCO Paris, Lisbeth Gouin for sending this news.
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 OMEP ESD rating scale
The original OMEP ESD rating scale was developed in line with principles of best practices in early childhood. It was developed in 2011-2014 within a research 
project covering seven countries; Chile, China, England, Kenya, Korea, Sweden and USA (see further information about the project in Siraj-Blatchford, 
Mogharreban & Park, 2016). The scale exists in many languages, see www.worldomep.org.
Today, it is most often used as a ‘beginning tool’ to support teachers in identifying successes and concerns in early education and care, also giving guide for 
internal evaluation. Download pdf below:
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individual_and_self_review_esd_rating_scale_2__with_nz_appendix.pdf
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ENGAGEMENT WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE: BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES
The Child and Youth Wellbeing Unit at DPMC has just published these guidelines on their website to improve youth participation in government decision making, following a series of hui with rangatahi (including from VOYCE Whakarongo Mai) as part of the review of the Strategy:

Booklist

omep_books-for-children-on-social-sustainability.pdf
File Size: 161 kb
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contributions_of_early_childhood_development_programming_to_sustainable_peace_and_development.pdf
File Size: 5184 kb
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education_for_sustainabl_early_years.pdf
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