Congratulations to the 2018 recipients and winners!
We're proud of the contribution researchers, writers and publishers make to this country. Thanks to all who submitted their applications this year. Check out who the successful recipients for 2018 are here >>
CLNZ Education Awards (2016)
In 2016, the following were our CLNZ Education Award recipients. Congratulations to all of the winners.
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Best Resource in Primary |
Toitoi: A Journal for Young Writers and Artists. Issue 1, Issue 2, Special Anzac Issue, Various authors, Editor – Charlotte Gibbs, Toitoi Media Ltd |
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Best Resource in Secondary |
Geography in Focus: Teaching and learning in issues-based classrooms, Mike Taylor, Louise Richards and John Morgan (Eds), NZCER Press |
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Best Resource in Te Reo Māori |
He Kupu i Kore (board game and application iOS/Android), CORE Education Ltd |
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Best Resource in Higher Education |
Autism Spectrum Disorder in Aotearoa New Zealand: Promising practices and interesting issues, Jill Bevan-Brown and Vijaya Dharan (Eds), NZCER Press |
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Best Resource in Export |
Key Words, Joy Cowley, Wendy Pye Publishing Ltd |
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Teachers’ Choice: Best Resource in Primary |
iUgo, Essential Resources |
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Teachers’ Choice: Best Resource in Secondary |
LEMMA: Mathematics tasks that promote higher order thinking, Caroline Yoon, NZCER Press Treaty of Waitangi – Te Tiriti O Waitangi Level 5 Learning Workbook, FJ Gibson, ESA Publications (NZ) Ltd |
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Teachers’ Choice: Best Resource in Te Reo Māori |
He Kupu i Kore (board game and application iOS/Android), CORE Education Ltd |
Read more about the recipients.
CLNZ Contestable Fund Grants 2017
We are delighted to announce the successful applicants of the CLNZ Contestable Fund 2017. Total funds available and allocated were $75,000.
- Oratia Media $5,000
- Gecko Press $5,000
- Academy of New Zealand Literature $10,000
- The Writing Bug Ltd $5,000
- The Sapling $15,000
- Toitoi Media Ltd $10,000
- Essential Resources $15,000
- Gillian Candler $10,000
The selection panel were excited by the array of projects in the 65 applications received. They were particularly impressed with the range of material aimed at young people and in multiple languages that will help to respond to New Zealand’s changing demographic. They also commented that it was great to be able to support both digital and physical projects.
CLNZ/NZSA Research Grants 2017
In 2017, four Open Research Grants of $5,000 each were awarded to:
- James Robins
- Phil Garnock-Jones
- Pip Hall
- Michalia Arathimos
Read more about the recipients and their writing projects.
CLNZ Writers’ Awards 2017
The winner of the 2017 award was announced in Wellington on Thursday 21 September 2017.
Congratulations to Ben Schrader on winning the 2017 Writers’ Award for his project “Won and Lost: Saving New Zealand’s Built Heritage 1885-2016. Please see our news story for information about the award and Ben's project.
