Thank you for considering sharing your knowledge and or skills with our national community. All you need to know is on this page. Please take a look and see what might be possible. We look forward to receiving your submission to present at the 2027 Conference!
To complete a submission you will need:
Have a think about what you
might choose to share at conference and how that might fit into our ‘strands’ listed
below. This will help delegates navigate their conference experience so that
they can get the best out of the event.
Set up your 'account' within the Abstract Portal (using the Submit your abstract here button below) which provides an expression of interest in completing an abstract.
Shortly after you set up an account, you will receive an email with an auto-login link to access the Portal - keep this email on hand, as this link provides you access to the Portal at a later date, where you can access any draft submissions or view your submitted abstract/s.
The deadline to complete your abstract submission is Sunday 6 December 2026.
After this, the organising committee will review all submissions and provide an update as to the status of your submission before Christmas 2026 so that you can prepare during your summer break at your leisure or early Term 1 when you return to school. This will allow us to promote the programme to our members early.
If you are submitting an abstract and wish to register for the conference before receiving the outcome of your submission, please register through the Abstract Submission Portal rather than the conference website.
This will keep your registration and abstract submission linked, reducing duplicate records and helping us communicate with you effectively.
We look forward to seeing the fantastic array of abstracts! Please consider keeping resource requests ‘budget friendly’ so that what you are offering can be accessible and transferable across all demographics and types of budgets. While we appreciate there may be some ‘specialist and personal extension’ style workshops to just purely fill the creative cup we are aware that the majority of workshops and talks are likely to be focused on best classroom practice so delegates can take back new learnings to their classrooms.
For a list of some ideas to get your imagination going on what you could contribute - please CLICK HERE. This is not by any means a finite list but more of a starting place for you consider what you may be able to contribute.
Patai / Questions?
If you have any patai / questions, please contact Lisa Purda prl@pukekohehigh.school.nz or Dean Bradley dean@iconevents.co.nz
jaime@iconevents.co.nz | +64 9 845 5540 | www.iconevents.co.nz