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Moe funded SELO

Kia ora!

Please complete this form to register your interest for the Ministry of Education SELO Symposium on Saturday 22 May 2021.

This event if fully funded by the Ministry of Education and will be a fabulous opportunity for learning and networking with other kaiako in Kirikiriroa. Morning tea and lunch will be provided to all participants.

We are in the process of organising some fantastic presenters for two workshop sessions. Please complete the form below and we will be in touch to confirm more details as soon as possible.

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The ELP Team

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22 May 2021 Hamilton ECE Symposium: Registration of Interest

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