Bonjour et kia ora !

Our website aims to foster collaboration and information of and for French teachers in Aotearoa. It is created and maintained by fellow teachers who volunteer their time and expertise - and you could be one of them! We encourage all French teachers to join our network so French teaching remains a strong feature in New Zealand schools around the motu. Have fun browsing the pages and let us know what you might be able to contribute.

 The 2026 practice exams link has now been emailed to members. If you haven't received it please send confirmation of your paid  NZAFT invoice to nzaftcommunications@gmail.com

Félicitations and congratulations to all winners of this year's NZAFT Tiktok Grammar video competition. Check the list on the competitions page.

The consultation process for group 3 subject has started today. Consultations are open until the 3rd August. Make your voices count and read the phase 5 Year 11 - 13) draft curriculum with a critical teacher lense. Your feedback is important! Here is the link to the form. The link to the draft curriculum is HERE.

• NCEA Level 1 - 3 Vocab lists are now available on the NZALT website. 

• The last NZALT newsletter has information how to generate topic lists with the help of AI tools based on these lists.

If you want to start planning your Year 9 and 10 courses... Here is a template your could use. I mirrors the Science Template on Tāhūrangi but it is NOT the official template (there isn't one yet). Might still be useful. 

• New literacy resources (PPT and poster) for languages have been added here.

• Check out the new padlet about Artificial Intelligence on the resources page and feel free to add to it if you have any good resources.

• Hot off the press: We added a forum for schools to connect with schools in New Caledonia.  Click here or go directly to the page Exchanges and trips. 

• The NZ-Tahiti portal that facilitates exchanges is up and running. Check it out! 

• We are still looking for Regional Officers in some regions. Don't hesitate and get in touch with a member of the National Executive.

Check the competitions page to learn more about this year's competition.