A journal celebrating collaboration, curiosity & kindness everyday. in education in Aotearoa.

  • Issue 5 of everyday. journal delivered to your door. 

  • Ten expert-led online sessions with leading educational voices.

  • An online community of educators who refuse to settle for ordinary.

  • Session replays, resources, and tools you'll actually use.

  • Weekly prompts and curated reads to deepen your practice.

• • Hosted on the School Kit platform.

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It’s easy to wait for the big reset. The new term. The new plan. The new motivation. But it’s the ordinary Thursdays that shape who we become. Have a good one. 🖤 If you’re committed to growing in the everyday moments, come and ta
Teaching asks a lot — your heart, your energy, your hope. The everyday. Collective exists to give something back. It’s a community for educators who are still curious, still reflective, still committed to making learning better. You&rsqu
✨ “OH MY GOSH — this recording reignited my passion and reminded me what I love about teaching!” ✨ Feedback like this from last year’s Partnering with Ākonga to Prevent Bullying seminar reminds us why we do what we do. Teachi
School Kit and everyday. have teamed up to create The everyday. Collective — a space for teachers across Aotearoa to connect, learn, and be inspired. It’s about celebrating curiosity, collaboration, and the small, consistent actions that
“This is not yours to carry.” A simple sentence. A powerful one. This Is Not Yours To Carry by Sarah Brown — written alongside her daughter and partner — is a gentle, honest reminder that many of our ākonga are carrying thing
Just remember, you have done hard things before. Whether this week is the beginning of TODs, a quiet day back in kura getting sorted, or your first day with students — everything will feel better at the end of day one. The work ahead doesn&rsq
Curiosity didn’t disappear. It just became quieter. In a system that often rewards compliance, some teachers still ask “What if?” They keep learning alive — for their students and for each other. We call them Everydayers. I
If you’re still asking “What if?” If you care deeply about your students. If you believe education can be better — together… You’re probably one of the 10%. We call you an Everydayer. 🖤 Join The Everyday Colle

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