Students join fight against wildlife predators
Student flats are notorious havens for rats and are now target of trapping campaign.
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First meeting over teachers' pay held, more to come
It comes as government workers and nurses also decide on industrial action.
Why the hell is my son playing 'night minges'?
Beck Vass was shocked by her son's game. Then she worked out what he was really saying.
Students become servants for a day to give back to community
The event was created by Lindisfarne College a decade ago and provides benefits all round.
Springvale Playcentre to celebrate 50 years
They will have a birthday celebration in August including a disco and exhibition night.
Sickening schoolyard attack caught on camera
The video shows a fight between a group of Ashburton College students on school grounds.
Students doing 'What Ever It Takes' to tackle mental health, including hosting national inquiry
Students overcome personal barriers of fear and understanding to engage in project.
Council investigating 'potential inconsistency' with Hobsonville factory construction
Council looking at the approved resource consent and a "best-outcome" consent notice.
Broadway stardom beckons for Auckland teen
Libby Johnston first Kiwi to win Presidential Scholarship to study in New York
Students' paint colours meet Fashion Week
Design stories for the looks ranged from a comfy green couch to Paris glitterati.
Mostly 'thriving': Survey takes snapshot of Kiwi kids
A new study of 7000 kids shows what it is like to be a 6-year-old in New Zealand.
Kiwi youths to receive medals from the Queen
The two Kiwis are part of a group of 240 Commonwealth youth being honoured
School 'disappointed' after 12m factory plans for next door
Hobsonville Primary School found out just a week before construction starts.
National Standards: Review group quietly appointed
Ministry quietly opens parents' survey on replacing National Standards, closing June 28.
'Danger' and 'fear' - why daycare told parents of teacher's HIV status
Teacher Gayle Jonker says she felt like a "modern-day leper" after HIV status was outed.
Student excluded over assault at high school
Pupil excluded from school following assault that sent youth to hospital
Partnership schools receive termination notices
Schools told their contracts will finish at the end of the year.
OPINION: Put teachers back at the centre of learning
School students cannot discover all they need to know, they need teaching.
One beach, one hour, 1715 pieces of litter
Search starts for "Citizen Scientists" to tackle environmental threat posed by plastic.
Backlash over plan to make students bus to school ball
Students protested after they were told they had to catch a bus to their school ball.
John Morris: Education needs to hear teachers' voices
Education needs to be based on what works, not fads.
Staff cuts drag NZ universities down in world rankings
Only our smallest universities, Waikato and Lincoln, have lifted their rankings.
Strike action possible after teacher pay offer falls short
Industrial action may be on the cards as union members vote on the offer later this month.
'13 Reasons Why': Principals concerned about season 2 of controversial Netflix series
Schools are alerting parents about the new show and providing support and advice.
Two families homeless, others isolated as logs hit East Coast bridges
Environmentalists demand end to clearfelling after logs exacerbate Tolaga Bay flooding.
Bullying rife in early childhood sector, new report finds
Bullying is rife at early childhood centres, new ChildForum study finds.
UCOL Whanganui student finds his feet in fitness
Wade Callum could barely run 100m without having a break when he started the course.
Carol Ann Ngawati appointed ONZM in Queen's Birthday Honours
Ngawati was acknowledged for services to sport, education and Māori.
Dame Winnie Laban honoured for Pasifika work
It has been Laban's life's work to advocate for Pacific people, particularly women.
Dame defied headmistress to pursue career
"We are making progress ... But we have still got a long way to go."
Opinion: NCEA in line for 21st century reboot
COMMENT: The proposed NCEA changes indicate a shift to a more modern approach.
Deborah Hill Cone: Want to get rid of bullying? Get rid of schools
COMMENT: As far as I can see, schools are factories for shame, writes Deborah Hill Cone.
Changes for international students proposed
Consultation on changes to post-study rights for international student opens on Tuesday.
Mother calls for long school holidays to be cancelled
So schools can open 52 weeks a year and run like a "normal workplace".