Join us to celebrate excellence in innovative learning environments, as Learning Environments New Zealand announce the Winners of the LENZ AWARDS 2020.

Come along to hear our speakers illustrate some of the latest research and reflections in the educational realm.

Lesley Murrihy - Principal of Amesbury School, blogger on education and leadership

Lesley has spent the year on sabbatical, a time for thinking about what really matters.

Ackley Aniebietabasi - researcher, PhD candidate

Ackley’s research looks at the indoor environment of classrooms and the influence this has on students’ learning performance and health.

Angelina Yang, who has an architectural training, works at the Ministry of Education and is a Mayfield project participant.

Angelina will present a summary of the Mayfield Project outcomes.

The presentations will be followed by the announcement of the Winners of the LENZ AWARDS 2020.

In a year of challenges, it is opportune and important to celebrate the achievements of educators, policy makers, project managers, together with architects and designers, who have delivered excellence in educational projects.

In the inaugural LENZ AWARDS 2018 edition, the Overall Winner was Cathedral Grammar Junior School, in Christchurch, by Andrew Barrie Lab and Tezuka Architects.

The event starts at 5:30pm with some networking time as attendees gather, followed at 5:45pm by the presentations and at 6:40pm LENZ AWARDS announcements.

Refreshments will be provided.

COST:

- All non-LENZ members - $20.

- Learning Environments New Zealand members - free.

Members please e-mail nzadmin@a4le.org.nz for the promotional code to access your ticket discount.

* If you are interested in becoming a Member and enjoying our events and excellent networking opportunities without charge please send a message to nzadmin@a4le.org.nz

Registered Architects can apply for 5 CPD points for attending this event.

At our face-to-face events, LENZ will be following NZ Government guidelines.

LENZ ask you to not attend the event, if you are feeling unwell, reflecting the “Stay home if you’re sick” best practice policy.

The event is kindly sponsored by: