The new Government will investigate solar panels to cut school power bills by $20m a year.

Inland Revenue plans a review of tax rebates for school donations.

Students are celebrating after NZ First wins a student loans write-off in priority areas.

Almost 200 schools in deprived parts of NZ have on-site health clinics. We visit one.

Likely scrapping of National Standards and charter schools.

The SPCA thinks the next generation hold the key to halting animal abuse.

Children go to school to learn critical and creative skills. For that, they need teachers.

Mt Albert Grammar School is asking parents to help fund new buildings.

Is a "pyjama mama" a "scummy mummy"? A fierce debate has erupted online.

Waimate High School teacher censured for taking students on kayaks without lifejackets.

COMMENT: The number of people not in employment education or training is alarmingly high.

Children at Haumoana School are learning reading, writing and maths by cooking.

Auckland University is raising fees and cutting staff to meet a budgetary squeeze

Kaitao Intermediate and other schools looking to improve pupils behaviour.

Kiwi students are trialling tests to measure their "21st century skills" such as tenacity.

EDITORIAL: There has been a return to the idea that apprenticeships were not so bad.

At school you probably had a good sense you knew what was going on, right?

Auckland's primary teacher shortage has hit a new record with 287 vacancies.

The original plan was to cut 182.

Caught on camera: He tries to nick a stereo from school but face plants on the concrete.

Principal of school for foreign students says some staff were not supervised adequately.

A principal has been censured for showing up without an invitation - once at 2am.

After breaking into the school the outcome for the unemployed woman has been revealed.

A stoush between Crimson Consulting and its former employee has been settled in secret.

Government officials have shut down a home-based preschool education business.

Students at Westlake Girls High School won't be allowed to have food delivered to school.

Inspire in Education aids Maori students to achieve and stay in school, says its founder.

The Ombudsman has ordered the Ministry of Education to explain itself.

Teacher Ruby Grant has had homophobic graffiti written on her classroom wall.

'We need to be sure that this is not just a dangerous experiment', teacher says.