Please see below for news related to our 2nd of May, 2026 Conference.
Helen will explore how rethinking literacy priorities—handwriting, knowledge-building, and supported spelling—could open the door to better outcomes for all learners.
Professor McNeil will share research showing effective Tier 2 literacy interventions improve reading outcomes and explain how schools can sustain them.
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Long Bay College in Auckland will host researchED New Zealand on Saturday, 2 May 2026, and we’re excited to share that tickets are now on sale for $65.
We are pleased to welcome Tanya Evans, Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau, as a featured speaker.
We are announce Nina Hood will be speaking at researchED. She is the founder of The Education Hub, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to bridging the gap between educational research and classroom practice.
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Long Bay College in Auckland will host researchED New Zealand on Saturday, 2 May 2026.
Tom Bennett, UK School Behaviour Advisor and founder of researchED, will keynote researchED New Zealand 2026, sharing evidence-based strategies to improve behaviour and learning.
Distinguished Professor Pamela Snow will keynote researchED New Zealand 2026, offering insights on evidence-based literacy and the vital link between research and classroom practice.
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Our Head of Social Sciences, Claire Moorhead and Head of Chemistry, Brad Simmons, joined Senior Leaders Lauren Wing and James Heneghan for a chat about research informed practice and how it supports curriculum and pedagogy.
There’s something quietly radical about a school opening its doors, not just to students, but to the wider profession. To ideas. To challenge. To dialogue. That’s exactly what we’re doing at Long Bay College as we prepare to host researchED New Zealand on Saturday, 2 May 2026.