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Bullying: Three students suspended
Three Nelson students have been suspended and stood down over serious bullying incidents.
Three Nelson students have been suspended and stood down over serious bullying incidents.
A disciplinary tribunal decision has been released about a weed-smoking ECE teacher.
Nelson College students stood down after allegedly organising fights between juniors.
Children aged 5 to 13 should get uninterrupted sleep of at least 9 hours a night.
A mobile dentistry clinic is being launched for needy families in West Auckland
COMMENT: Who would ever give a child in their care a razor blade?
Graphic details of injuries suffered during a Sweeney Todd high school production emerge.
Handing in her last uni assignment was meant to bring happiness and relief.
Wide-ranging education reforms are set to pass the final hurdle this week.
Christchurch students travel the distance of a trip to the moon to get to top schools.
OPINION: We should do better than treating the language like it's a hassle.
Lecturer says Unitec prioritised "Saudi Arabian money" by passing students who cheated.
Restrained state funding has helped push NZ universities down six places in five years.
Of the 66 complaints on "academic misconduct" in the UK, this one takes the cake.
'It's just unrealistic for us to stay here', says Kiwi family of five in Australia.
Principal Russel Brooke said money is not necessarily the driver behind the change.
Australian proposals to hike uni fees for expat Kiwis are near-certain to go ahead.
Interview with Patrick Gale, new principal of Rangitoto College
Students are preparing for Hawke's Bay's top literacy competition next Friday.
The plight of Kiwis in Australia hasn't registered with locals, Gerry Brownlee says.
School boys give teacher who lost a battle with cancer a spine-chilling send off.
School hires private investigators to find out if students actually live in-zone.
Up to 6000 Kiwi expats could have to pay three times as much to study in Australia.
Secular Education Network is launching a fresh challenge against Bible in Schools.
An Auditor-General investigation uncovers more examples of schools asking parents to pay.
A teacher has been censured and narrowly escaped being struck off the teaching register.
Over 10 years the percentage of students buying lunches from tuck shops has halved.
PM says "serious discussions" needed after tertiary study change affecting Kiwis in Oz.
Lynn Euphemia Abraham is defending 11 charges against nine children.