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WELCOME TO FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVING, NEW ZEALAND

Future Problem Solving is a year long programme where students, working in teams, learn and apply a six-step problem solving process which provides them with the tools to tackle problems which they will meet throughout their life. Throughout the year, students apply the process to consider the challenges and issues contained within complex social and scientific problems to be faced in the future or tackle existing problems in their own communities.

The programme encourages students to carry out in-depth research, to think creatively and critically, to apply ethical thinking skills and to work as part of a team. Click here for further information

(The Founder of FPS)
"To dream and to plan, to be curious about the future and to wonder how much it can be influenced by our efforts are important aspects of being human."

"In FPS you learn to use your brain properly. You have to use your time effectively so you have to learn to cooperate together. We have been able to use some of the processes from FPS such as finding a best solution and writing criteria in some of our schoolwork."
- Year 7 FPS student

November 2009

Site is currently under re-development. It is anticipated the site will be completed by early February 2010.

Our 2010 New Zealand IC Representatives

The details of our 2009 National Finals winners are available in the newsroom. Also the schools and teams chosen to represent us at the 2010 International Finals from 10th - 13st June at The University of Wisconsin La Crosse, La Crosse Wisconsin.

Resources

Downloadable resources, including some helpful coaching tips, are available to download.Please click here to view these.

Online Evaluator's Training

Our online evaluator's training course is now up and running. Please click here to go and look at this site and learn more about the training.

Science Olympiads of New Zealand

Future Problem Solving New Zealand is a member of SONZ. Click on the logo to visit the SONZ Site.