Te Haerenga and Movin'March 2027
How your wallchart and travel data in Te Haerenga helps you get the most out of Movin'March
Use Te Haerenga to launch Movin'March
- Te Haerenga is the perfect lead-in for 2027, it sparks motivation and awareness around active travel.
- Put your wallchart up in February and start finding out how ākonga usually travel.
- Set walking and wheeling goals for March and use our handy mode stickers.
- Ask students "how would you like to travel?" and compare this with how they actually travel.
- Enter the wallchart figures directly onto Te Haerenga.*
*If you enter data for just 3 days in February and 3 days in March you'll receive a cool teacher gift!
Why use Te Haerenga?
- Using Te Haerenga lets ākonga see how their travel can have a direct impact in the real world.
- Watch your data grow over time and view comparative data in easy graphs.
- Download a csv file to play with data your own way.
- Not got much time? See 'how to' videos and a statistical classroom resource on Te Haerenga. It makes planning easy.
Data is completely anonymous and secure. There is no way to identify individuals or how they get to school. Your data helps Greater Wellington with transport planning so we can create healthier travel journeys to school.
We take your privacy seriously. Please read our privacy statement and contact us if you have any questions.
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'How to' videos and user guide
How to enter data, compare trips and create graphs -
Statistics classroom resource
Link to the current curriculum and spark discussions in the classroom
About Te Haerenga
Data is completely anonymous and secure. There is no way to identify individuals or how they get to school. Your data helps Greater Wellington with transport planning so we can create healthier travel journeys to school. Data can be collected at any time of year such as during spring initiatives or to measure travel changes when new infrastructure is created near a school.
We take your privacy seriously. Please read our privacy statement and contact us if you have any questions.
Te Haerenga o ngā Tamariki was created by New Zealand Transport Agency and developed by Greater Wellington Regional Council.