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“Te manu e kai ana i te miro, nōna te ngahere. Te manu e kai ana i te mātauranga, nōna te ao. The bird who feasts upon the miro, resides... Read more -
Initial services for children and young people who are blind, deafblind or have low vision. The first education services to blind and low vision children in this country were provided... Read more -
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BLENNZ has bases across New Zealand with staff working in a range of national and regional roles. BLENNZ Senior Leadership Team Karen Stobbs – Principal Elaine Gilmour – Deputy Principal Bridget... Read more -
BLENNZ Community Our BLENNZ community, centred around ākonga and their families and whānau, is a wide and diverse group of people spread all across Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond. As... Read more -
BLENNZ works closely with a number of partner agencies. Albinism Trust Albinism Trust is a voluntary not for profit group dedicated to all New Zealanders with Albinism. They collaborate with Australian and... Read more -
This is where you can find vacancies that we have to join the BLENNZ team. We are often advertising for new staff to fill a range of roles which are... Read more -
BLENNZ 2022 School Term Dates Term 1 Starts Tuesday 2 February Ends Thursday 14 April Term 2 Starts Monday 2 May Ends Friday 8 July Term 3 Starts Monday 25... Read more
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At BLENNZ we have a large nationwide team, that supports ākonga who are blind, deafblind or have low vision. These people come from a variety of backgrounds and provide skills... Read more -
Welcome to the 2014 BLENNZ Consultation. Your input is very important to BLENNZ. BLENNZ Consultation 2014. BLENNZ Draft Curriculum. “In Aotearoa New Zealand the curriculum is provided through Te Whāriki:... Read more
Blind and Low Vision Education Network NZ
