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Rural NZ school pulls performance of The Toy Soldier amid criticisms the play is racist.
Auckland students filmed smoking weed at school
The school says the boys will likely be suspended.
Education: some relief, but promises unmet
Budget keeps up with inflation for schools and preschools but tertiary spending cut.
Young family: 'You've just got to be patient'
Family delighted at extra funding for children's health and education.
13 Reasons Why: Top girls' school issues warning to parents about Netflix show
Epsom Girls Grammar warns the show may prompt youths to want to talk about suicide.
Liam Dann: Subtle vision requires bold sales job
This was a balanced Budget that could please everyone at the risk of pleasing no one.
Schools: 'We're not going backwards'
Teacher unions say the Budget "reflected hardly any of the needs we identified".
Budget a good start but more needed to fix twin plagues, say Sallies and Union
Funding for housing and addressing child poverty a good start some say, but more is needed
Budget 2018: $7.9 million to establish Child Poverty Unit
Two new child poverty reduction units are being established to combat the social issue.
Budget 2018: Schools get a boost, but not by much
Moderate increases for education for more teachers, new classrooms and schools.
Teacher gave perfume to two students
Man threatened to hang himself outside the principal's office after offending discovered.
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What should and could be in today's Budget - three views.
Budget: What NZ families would love to see - Case 1: The financially secure
Funding for mental health, first home buyers and public transport were high priorities
Wellington teacher deregistered over domestic offences
Tribunal let man off twice but says third time showed risk of reoffending.
Budget: 'Our outgoings are bigger than our income'
Manurewa family looks for Budget help for children and their education.
Stratford boy on crusade to teach sign language
An 8-year-old Stratford boy is on a crusade to teach sign language.
Vanguard charter school gets tick as state school
Albany-based military school may get a new site and become a full secondary school.
Students prepare for 'zombie apocalypse'
Zombie apocalypse preparation 'the same as for an earthquake or other natural disaster'.
Bullied teacher speaks out
Bullied teacher Rachel Maitland -Smith from Ponsonby Intermediate has written a report on bullied teachers. / Doug Sherring
'Teachers are bullied too' - study
A sixth of teachers say they don't work in a safe social and physical workplace.
New principal at Cullinane College in Whanganui
Justin Harper went to St Augustine's and he has returned to Whanganui with his family.
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Ten voices from the Education Summit on how to improve our education system.
Budget 2018: Teachers' pay hikes threaten education pledges
Expect higher funding for qualified preschool teachers, careers advisers, driving lessons.
Lift to 'halve queue for tots seeking aid'
An extra 1750 preschoolers will get specialist help in the coming year.
Student wins barbecue for school with sea-themed verse
Mangawhai schoolgirl's Seaweek poem earns seafood BBQ for the school
More funds in Budget for special education
Special education - or learning support - is a pressure point in the education system.
Demand for food in schools surges as winter expenses bite
Until we fix housing, the cost of living and raise wages, KidsCan will be needed, CEO says
John Moir: School pupils do not need drug-use lessons
COMMENT: School drug lessons misapplied a harm reduction policy.
Budget squeezed by $3.4 billion bill for Auckland schools
Capital spending on Auckland schools could double from $160m to $300m-$350m a year.
New YMCA Central CEO ready to make a difference for youth
Aaron Palmer has returned home and wants to connect with kids and make a difference.
Daycare death report: Staff 'did wonder if he had fallen'
Parents deny Education Ministry's claim of earlier fall ascribed to pathologist.
Minister announces end of charter schools
Opposition attacks ruling, saying applications the only lifeline for charter schools.