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SLANZA Sessions
SLANZA Sessions
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Welcome Library lovers to SLANZA SESSIONS, a radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries, and all of the people who inhabit them. Local Manawatū schoo...
MoreWelcome Library lovers to SLANZA SESSIONS, a radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries, and all of the people who inhabit them. Local Manawatū schoo...
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- SLANZA Sessions 20-09-2023 Episode 17 - Teritary GrantsA radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries and all of the people who inhabit them, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air. SLANZA/LIANZA tertiary grounds open in October! On this week's podcast, the team chat about opportunities for qualifications and grants available to all of you awesome Librarians (current and new) out there.19/09/202332:01
- SLANZA Sessions 19-07-2023 Episode 13 - What Is A "Classic"?A radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries and all of the people who inhabit them, produced by Manawatū People's Radio with the support of NZ On Air. On this episode: Sash, Chris and Alan ask the crazy questions Who/What?Why/how about children’s Classics?18/07/202331:44
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About SLANZA Sessions
Welcome Library lovers to SLANZA SESSIONS, a radio show and podcast to celebrate school libraries, and all of the people who inhabit them. Local Manawatū school librarians Alan Dingley, Sasha Eastwood and Chris Auer, will be bringing you interviews, reviews, views and more.
We want to share our love of books for youth and young people, and our passion for school libraries. We will be asking questions and seeking answers about how we can all ensure the School Library maintains its valuable place in the NZ literacy and education landscape.
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