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New gaming and gambling resources launched
2 July 2025
Tūturu is excited to announce the launch of a brand new suite of resources to help schools respond to gaming and gambling harm among young people.
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Whole School Approach Day – Ōtepoti Dunedin
29 August 2022
Twelve Otago schools, health providers and other services joined together for the annual Whole School Approach Day in Ōtepoti Dunedin.
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Tūturu on show at Embracing Change conference in Rotorua
26 July 2022
On the 13-14 July, five members of the Tūturu team travelled from around the country to Rotorua to attend Physical Education New Zealand's Embracing Change conference.
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Teachers on Tūturu training: "This is the kind of language we need"
14 June 2022
This story was captured from a Tūturu case study in an evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research - read the full report.
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Student: "Our opinions were heard and we felt good about it"
14 June 2022
This story was captured from a Tūturu case study in an evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research - read the full report.
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"If you’ve never been in struggle, you’ll never understand the students here"
30 May 2022
This story was captured from a Tūturu case study in an evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research - read the full report.
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Establishing closer relationships between schools and health providers: Continuity and confidentiality is key
30 May 2022
This story was captured from a Tūturu case study in an evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research - read the full report.
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Shifting the role of Deans from academic to holistic
30 May 2022
This story was captured from a Tūturu case study in an evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research - read the full report.
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Tūturu Summit 2020
20 March 2020
The Tūturu Summit was held at Parliament on 18-19 March 2020, shortly before Aotearoa went into Covid-19 lockdown.