Ready-to-Use Sustainability Resources That Save You Hours of Planning.

Enquiry-based projects for NZ classrooms, mapped to the curriculum. No prep, no stress—just meaningful, deep learning for your students.

You have enough on your plate. You shouldn’t have to spend your weekends hunting for resources that actually align with the School Journals. Our enquiry-based sustainability projects are ready for the classroom the moment you download them. Whether you’re teaching about ANZAC history, climate action, or personal wellbeing, our materials help your students think critically and act with care—without adding another hour to your planning load.

  • Curriculum-aligned: Built to work seamlessly with the NZ School Journals.

  • Deep Learning: Move beyond “surface” topics to genuine enquiry-based thinking.

  • Flexible: Use them as stand-alone activities, reading group tasks, or complete integrated units.

 Access over 50 enquiry based sustainability projects that leverage off stories and articles in the school journals that get our kids to think sustainably about:

nature, the economy, society, their own wellbeing – they’re all interconnected.   

Examples include: Kaitiaki of the Stream; Climate Change; Penguins; The Plastic-free Challenge; The Fight to Vote and Smokefree. 

Find projects across a range of sustainability subjects, including those within a historical context, published in the school journals by clicking the search icon above or the appropriate sustainability icon below.

The resources are designed for use as stand alone activities for individuals, groups or whole class engagement, pre or post EOTC OR as an alternative approach to your reading, topic or homework programme as students work systematically through ten enquiry based activities relative to the topic chosen.

Some projects can be utilised in the

history

 curriculum.