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  • Student Volunteer Day—3 October 2013

    This week and next are school holidays for many students in New Zealand and today two different groups of students interested in helping out on a community project came out for the day. One group were second year School of Education students from the Auckland University of Technology (AUT). AUT offers a wide range of…

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  • Unitec Landscape Design Students—1 October 2013

    A group of students from Unitec’s Department of Landscape Architecture are doing a real world assignment at CUE Haven, and today they visited to learn more about our restoration project and to identify areas where they can assist. The visit was organised by Ian Henderson, Program Director, Landscape Design, and included students Alicia, Alisa, Eleanor,…

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  • Unitec Graphic Design Students—19 September 2013

    CUE Haven has an ongoing relationship with Unitec, an Auckland based institute of technology with a dual commitment to post graduate and degree level study as well as vocational education and training. Unitec students working toward a degree in Design and Visual Arts have the opportunity to work on a live project as part of…

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  • Ficino School—18 September 2013

    Today a great group of Year Six students from Ficino School in Auckland visited CUE Haven for a fun day of learning and tree planting. The students arrived just before ten.  The class included Andrea, Annabelle, Ethan, Freeman, George, Hazel, Jack, Luc-Aime, Renee, Scarlet, Stella, Susan, Tyriq and Zachary along with their teacher Ashley Leathley…

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  • CUE Haven Learning Centre – Concept Designs by Unitec Architecture Students

    On 24th July 2013 Jeanette Budgett, senior lecturer from Unitec’s School of Architecture, and some of her third year students visited CUE Haven for a site visit and to discuss the future CUE Haven Learning Centre. At that time the students had a look around, took pictures and planted trees to get a feel for…

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