Whanganui wows Auckklanders -- and, yes, that is our mayor fronting the show

The student association has called the strike timing 'unethical and unreasonable'.

The NCEA is passing pupils who can hardly read or calculate numbers.

About 3400 parents responded to a survey, overwhelmingly negative to the bus changes.

Pay rise may scuttle a $150 payout per student at schools that don't request "donations".

The former comedian will visit six schools next week delivering his mental health message.

COMMENT: Schools need more teachers, better paid, more than content reviews.

Schools using online NCEA exams down from 55 last year to 52.

Sandy Pasley has ridden an e-scooter and can understand the concerns around them.

Sector group fears "bubble" will burst and some childcare centres will close.

The Young Enterprise Scheme recognises months of hard work for several Hawke's Bay schools

Teen remembered as cheeky, generous, caring, and a prolific dispenser of random hugs.

Expert guidance for when you or your child has reached breaking point.

Teachers on maternity leave are bringing their babies to class in reliever shortage.

Principals say even in attractive Tauranga it is hard to attract staff.

Taradale High School's principal has resigned to pursue other interests.

Mt Albert Grammar students who were locked out of the school on their last day, protest. / Dean Purcell

Hipkins says he's already in talks with the Finance Minister about next year's budget.

Five students and two staff were taken to hospital after a butane canister exploded.

Students plan to sing the school song to show they should not have been banned.

Primary teachers have rejected the Government's latest pay offer.

About 450 Year 13 students told to stay away from Mt Albert Grammar.

Activity centres are bandaging up teens who cut themselves, but struggling to cope.

The gap between rich and poor students in NZ is now close to the OECD average.

Intelligence technologies are coming and will change the way we learn and work.

As many as 31 million university students worldwide pay third parties to complete work.

Gary Robert Ware was 80 and died peacefully last Sunday after a short illness.

95 years after the tragedy, all that remains are memories and the graves of two boys.

University will seek staff and public input on what qualities to seek in its next leader.

Education Ministry met school board last night but has yet to decide on intervention.