We are very excited to announce that we have been accepted to join the MoE panel to provide additional teaching and tutoring for ākonga who have lost learning due to COVID-19 disruption. Get in touch if you need this support. During Term 4 we trialed a Maths tutoring project with one of our schools in… Read More
VLN Primary School
Leaders in Online Learning
Leading Online Learning in New Zealand Schools
The VLN Primary School is a Charitable Trust dedicated to creating exciting learning opportunities for children across New Zealand, using online learning technologies. Our team are Education Professionals with many year’s classroom teaching experience. We support a blended and collaborative approach and warmly invite new schools to give us a go!
Registrations for online learning in 2023 are now open!
Extend your school curriculum and enable your ākonga to build key competencies and connect with others from around Aotearoa. Share in the expertise of a growing collaborative network of schools by participating and contributing to online learning in 2023. Registrations are open now! Our tamariki are Engaged, Connected and Purposeful Learners Engaged Whakahihiko Students learn what… Read More
Learning in Action
Fionn & Aoife from Halfmoon Bay school in Stewart Island talk about their online classes. Look in on their NZ Sign Language class with Jo Wilkinson from Waitoriki School in Taranaki, and listen to ePrincipal Rachel Whalley talk about how online learning works for schools learning with the VLN Primary.
What Our Schools Think
Thank you so much for organising and teaching our student Afrikaans. It has been such a blessing to have your expertise and to know that his first language is being strengthened even more.
The children have loved having Andrea as their teacher. They have all learned so much! It was a wonderful opportunity to learn something that, as a small school, we were unable to offer.
Our teacher is awesome, and we are really enjoying working with her. She takes extra time to work 1 on 1 with the kids and personally addresses everyone’s contributions and after teaching online during lockdown, I realise that this is much harder than it seems.
You guys do an amazing job, and we are grateful to be taking part.
For us it is huge, being from a rural school. For them, being able to learn online really broadens their horizons because they are actually able to interact with kids from schools around the country.
