'Resilient' bunch: Exams start for thousands of Bay students
'Give it your best, leave it all in the exam room knowing you have tried your hardest'.
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'A little bit jittery': Thousands of Bay students start exams after 'most difficult year'
'Give it your best, leave it all in the exam room knowing you have tried your hardest'.
'It's like walking around with the All Blacks': Celebrity dog and owner share happiness
Northland's new celebrity Irish wolfhound is dishing out plenty of puppy love at schools.
'There's just no extra money': Parents grapple with rising prices as cost-of-living crisis bites
'It's really hard just trying to put food on the table at the moment.'
Schools install vape detectors as teen vaping rises
One in five secondary students is estimated to have taken up vaping.
'Disruptive and scandalous': Lawyer and former uni lecturer struck off and fined
Caroline Sawyer accused the court system of enabling drugs and child pornography.
TEU 'disgusted and horrified' over AUT decision to cut 170 academic jobs
AUT has announced it will cut 170 academic jobs - 20 more than it had earlier proposed.
Businesswoman honoured for achievement, generosity
Former Woodford House student's achievements acknowledged.
Cheating scandal: NZ uni students paying Chinese company's ghostwriters for papers
Whistleblower dubbed 'The Kenyan' claims to have helped hundreds of students.
Govt ministry spends $100k on new website - then scraps it
The link to the curriculum wellbeing page still shows up as blank.
Coaches inspired new principal to teach
Principalship at Penrose College showed how change can occur in education.
Auckland Grammar threatens to withhold school reports if parents don't pay fees
Parent alleges bullying by school during cost of living crisis.
'National outrage': Just 2 per cent of decile 1 students pass NCEA writing pilot
From 2024 students will need to pass the standard to pass NCEA.
Parents at war: Judge rules on which school child should attend
Separated parents at odds over primary school of choice.
Govt pushing on with NCEA changes as only a third pass writing standard
The standards will be introduced nationwide in 2024.
Dilworth sex abuse cover-up allegations left to 'fester like an unlanced boil'
Derek Firth said only one case wasn't reported to police during his 40 years as a trustee.
Dilworth sex abuse: Former headmaster wrote positive references for men forced to resign
Murray Wilton described one housemaster as a "stimulating and inspirational teacher".
Catholic school confirms it has not removed portrait of alleged abuser despite victim's request
One victim's family said his only request was that his abuser's picture was taken down.
School reunions drawing pupils from around NZ
It's the connections and friendships you make when you're young that really do stick
Education hui looks at racism and promoting Māori excellence
The symposium in Nelson will have racism in schools on its agenda.
Billion-dollar growth: Jamie Beaton's Crimson claims unicorn status
Now-adult wunderkind Jamie Beaton appears to have made a billion-dollar unicorn.
Siouxsie Wiles' case against uni continues as other academic's action ends
One of NZ's best-known scientists is pushing on with legal action against Auckland Uni.
Hopes Ellis ruling will see more men working in early childhood sector
Less than three per cent of New Zealand early childhood educators are male.
New job for principal who quit private school role during bullying inquiry
One parent said she was 'horrified' by Dale Burden's appointment.
King's College invites ex-students back to talk about bullying after Uffindell scandal
College acknowledges not all students had a positive experience at the school.
Principals worried about 'families gone missing' as truancy numbers increase
The Attendance Service has investigated 16,771 new cases of serious truancy.
EIT will lose name in mega merger
The longstanding institute of technology is set for a name change as part of the merger.
Briefing to Education Minister shows doubts remain over mega-polytech
Officials give recent changes at Te Pūkenga a tick but uncertainty over viability remains.
Teacher funding to schools cut
Hundreds of teachers will lose their jobs as student numbers are predicted to slump.
Rare chance to traverse Central Hawke's Bay coastland
Farm trek a "fantastic way to experience the impressive landscapes", say walk organisers.
Teachers call for an end to 'racist' ability groups
Low and high ability streaming of students harmful to Māori students, conference told.
Ministry orders daycare attended by murdered 5yo Malachi to be closed
The childcare centre failed to alert authorities to the suspected abuse.
Objection! Law students told they must attend lectures in person
Next year second year law students at Victoria University must physically attend class.
University union members to strike on Thursday
Tertiary Education Union says its members were walking off the job for part of the day.