# COREAP Site: https://www.coreap.org.nz Sitemap: https://www.coreap.org.nz/sitemap.xml ## Pages - [Home](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/) — Welcome to the Central Otago REAP Incorporated website. Central Otago REAPCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceLorem Ipsum Dolor Sit AmetCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differencePreviousNextCentral Otago REAPAko ai, Oranga kēWhere learning makes the differenceNau mai, haere mai ki Central Otago REAP!Welcome to Central Otago REAP (Rural Education Activities Programme)! We are a Ministry of Education (Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga) and Tertiary Education Commission (Te Amorangi Mātauranga Matua) funded organisation that facilitates educational opportunities that aim to empower and enrich the lives of the people in Central Otago.Operating across the full spectrum of our community, Central Otago REAP supports tamariki (childhood), rangatahi (youth), and pakeke (adults) in their lifelong learning journeys. As a not-for-profit or… - [Who we are ](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/about) — Ko wai tātou? Central Otago REAPCentral Otago REAP is committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in how we approach our work. We are committed to improving the lives of New Zealanders, Tangata Whenua (Māori) and Tangata Tiriti (everyone else).We take a rights-based approach to connect people with learning opportunities to realise their goals, reach their potential, grow, and particpate positively in society.We are a Ministry of Education (Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga) and Tertiary Education Commission (Te Amorangi Mātauranga Matua) funded organisation, who also secures additional support through contracts and grants to facilitate educational opportunities that aim to empower and enrich the lives of the people in Central Otago.Operating across the full spectrum of our community, Central Otago REAP supports tamariki (children), rangatahi (youth), and pakeke (adults) in their lifelong learning journeys. As a not-for-profit organisation, we are dedicated to meeting the diverse educational needs of our region through strong partnerships and performance outcomes guided by the MOE and TEC.Our kaupapa embraces lifelong learning as a taonga (treasure), offering a diverse range of resources and opportunities fo… - [Early Childhood](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/early-childhood) — Early Childhood Early Childhood (ECE)All requests to CENTRAL OTAGO REAP Te Kaiwhakahaere mō te Matauranga (Education Co-ordinator)Sue McLean Ph: 021 544 894, Ph: 0800 267 327 or 03 448 6115, sue@coreap.org.nzYoung Families Network DirectoriesAlexandra DirectoryCromwell DirectoryEnquiries contact Sue McLean atsue@coreap.org.nzEvents Coming UpAndrea Greer - Practical Parenting Solutions7th & 8th SeptemberEnquiries to Sue McLeansue@coreap.org.nzTicketsPēpi Me Te Mātua Baby & YouBabies 0 - 12 Months6 weeks on Fridays starting 7th AugustTime: 10.00am - 12.30pmVenue: Clyde Playcentre, 36 Fache StreetCost: $10/Whānau for full 6 week programmeA welcoming space for whānau, where we can learn about topics like first foods, infant and child brain development, safe travel options, maternal wellbeing, sustainable parenting choices, and budgeting, while connecting with and supporting one another.To Book a Spot: email sue@coreap.org.nzSuperGrans/SuperSkillsA programme to connect volunteers with families of all ages to help develop new skills and form relationships and connections in our community. A morning coffee group is held every Wednesday morning at the Netball Pavillion, Poole Road, AlexandraMee… - [Schools & Youth](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/schools) — Schools & Youth Kura (Schools) and Rangatahi (Youth)All requests to CENTRAL OTAGO REAP Te Kaiwhakahaere mō te Matauranga (Education Co-ordinator)Sue McLean Ph: 021 544 894, Ph: 0800 267 327 or 03 448 6115, sue@coreap.org.nzEnviroschools ProgrammeEnviroschools is an environmental action based programme where young people are empowered to design and lead sustainability projects in their schools and early learning centres, communities and country. Contact Arron Harvie enviroschools@coreap.org.nzAwhi Atu Student Support ProgrammeCounselling support for student wellbeing within the school setting. Currently supporting a range of primary schools in the wider Alexandra area. Contact Sue McLean at sue@coreap.org.nzSeasons for GrowthA small group education programme that supports children and young people aged 6-18 years to cope with grief, loss, change or challenge. Contact Sue McLean at sue@coreap.org.nzReferral Form HereParenting NeuroStarsA monthly meet-up in Alexandra for parents with neurodivergent tamariki to connect, learn and share experiences. Guest speakers attend regularly. Contact Sue McLean at sue@coreap.org.nzRangatahi Youth NetworkA group of representatives from all community services … - [Adult & Community](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/adult-programmes) — Adult Programmes Adult & CommunityThe Impact of Our Programmes: Our aim is to create meaningful, intergenerational change by empowering adults with skills that enable them to lead more fulfilling lives. Through accessible education, we strive to make a positive impact on individuals, their families, and the wider community.ACE Community EducationAdult and Community Education (ACE): The ACE programme enables us to offer classes in the Central Otago region at little or no cost, ensuring accessibility for our community. Central Otago REAP provides a diverse range of courses designed to support the development of essential life skills for adults. CoursesDigital Learning Our digital courses are designed to enhance digital literacy, particularly for mature citizens. These programmes are held for small groups to enable time to learn and practice together. We listen to our learners and deliver programmes that enable participants to develop essential technology skills that are increasingly important in today’s world.CoursesDrive My LifeCentral Otago REAP are offering the successful ‘Drive My Life’ programme, first developed in Southland, to people in our community, who have left school and who face… - [Courses](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/courses) — Courses CoursesCourses - COREAPCourses - [Events](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/events) — Events coming up TicketsPLEASE NOTE: If the ticket option you would like is full, please email Sue McLean - sue@coreap.org.nz to go on the waiting list. - [Tickets](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/kwhiti-whakapae) — Tickets for Brainwave Trust workshops & Infant First Aid Course Andrea Greer WorkshopsEmpowering the VillageThese workshops are being hosted to bridge that gap - providing practical, accessible, and compassionate support grounded in trauma-responsive and neuro-affirming practice.They respond directly to the reality that many whānau and kaiako are “feeling stuck… not sure what to do in those big moments… or exhausted trying to hold it all together”.FREE Professional Learning SeriesMONDAY 7 SEPTEMBERFrom Survival to Safety: Understanding Childhood Trauma's Impact on Behaviour - 4.00 - 5.30pmVenue: Alexandra Community House, 14 Centennial AvePractical Classroom Based Strategies to Support Our Neurodivergent Learners - 6.00 - 7.30pm​Venue: Alexandra Community House, 14 Centennial AveFREE Whānau Learning SessionTUESDAY 8 SEPTEMBERParenting Through Big Bursting Behaviours - 6.00 - 7.30pmVenue: Alexandra Community House, 14 Centennial AvePLEASE NOTE: If the ticket option you would like is full, please email Sue McLean - sue@coreap.org.nz to go on the waiting list.Tickets - [Vacancies](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/vacancies) — Positions currently available at Central Otago REAP. Digital TutorsHelp local people build digital confidence for life, learning and work.Central Otago REAP is looking for community-minded Digital Tutors who are passionate about helping people gain confidence using technology.We are looking for tutors in Wānaka/Upper Clutha, Roxburgh/Tevior Valley and Ranfurly/Māniatoto. More InformationCasual Driver Licensing TutorJoin Our Team! 🚗REAP is looking for a Driver Licensing Tutor to support our Drive My Life programme. This is a casual position and would suit someone who has a solid understanding of the NZ Road Code and enjoys supporting people to learn and succeed.More InformationLife Skills Tutor - MāniatotoDo you have practical skills you’d love to share and the confidence to guide others who are ready to learn and grow?Central Otago REAP is seeking a hands-on tutor with strong leadership and group management skills to deliver our Life Skills Programme in Ranfurly.More InformationTe Reo Māori me ōna Tikanga Māori Kaitiaki- Central Otago REAP  (Fixed Term, Part-Time - Flexible Locations)Share Your Knowledge – Strengthen Our Mātauranga Māori!  Do you have a passion for Te Reo Māori me ōna Tikanga Māori? Central Ota… - [Contact](https://www.coreap.org.nz/https://www.coreap.org.nz/contact) — Contact Contact UsEmailadmin@coreap.org.nzPhone(03)448-61150800 267-327Address   C/- Alexandra Community House   14 - 20 Centennial Avenue   Alexandra 9320