
Massey looks at short sleeves after uniform complaints
Students at the West Auckland school this week called on management in a petition to design a summer uniform.
Students at the West Auckland school this week called on management in a petition to design a summer uniform.
Petition against the banning of shorts and knee-length skirts and wearing of ties and blazers all year round has 1100 signatures.
Massey High School students have launched a revolt over the school's new uniform, which requires students to wear ties and blazers year round.
A male teacher who had an inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old girl has been struck off the teaching register.
Victoria University is offering free accommodation to students it forced to move into shared rooms at the last minute.
Worried about the size of your student loan? The top 10 borrowers each owes more than $300,000, new figures supplied to the Herald reveal.
POLITICAL ROUNDUP: A number of recent reports highlight major problems in primary and secondary education, writes Bryce Edwards.
Two teachers are accused of serious misconduct over the male's inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old pupil, who has since died.
A Wellington Girls' College teacher has resigned after allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a student.
Teacher aides should be paid in the same way as teachers, an education union says, as new research shows they are among the worst-off occupations.
COMMENT: It takes more than talent to make a sports star or Nobel Prize winner, writes Alan Duff.
Can they afford to breed a generation of selfish, entitled and arrogant young people, as promised in the advertisement, writes Paul Little.
Students from tiny Orere Primary School are still on cloud nine after jetting to Queenstown on the trip of a lifetime.
The average university student living in Auckland is battling a shortfall of almost $125 a week, with the rent price leading to rising budget blowouts.
When Parliament reconvenes for a new year, there is always a chance we will hear some fresh ideas from the Government, or at least a refreshed, friendly attitude from all parties in the chamber after a warm and sunny break. Neither was apparent this week.
After beating cancer Jake Bailey doesn't want to let what he's been through define him: "For me, this is just an opportunity. It's a stepping stone to the future."
Jake Bailey has vowed to use his experiences in beating cancer to help other young people. The Christchurch Boys High School senior monitor whose heart-wrenching speech to his peers after he was diagnosed with cancer went global has spoken publicly today for the first time.
Moody's Investors Service is comfortable with its Aaa credit rating on New Zealand with a stable outlook, as it anticipates the impact from lower commodity prices will be offset by strength in areas of the economy such as tourism and education services.
A new report has given New Zealand one of the worst rankings in the developed world.
EXCLUSIVE: Inspirational teen tells Mike Hosking he's taking it one day at a time since beating cancer.
There is plenty of evidence that not only shows the value Indian students place on receiving a NZ education, but also the value Indian international students are adding to NZ, writes Darryn Melrose.
Chinese interests have bought their very own "castle" on a chunk of the Waitaki Valley, and have big plans.
George's passion has seen him win one of nine Premier Awards in the 2015 scholarship exams.
Like many kids, George Han once dreamed of being a fireman. But he dropped the idea when he discovered a new passion — mathematics. Now, his passion has seen him win one of nine Premier Awards in the 2015 scholarship exams. The awards are given to the very best scholarship candidates.
NZQA released New Zealand Scholarship results for 2015 this morning.
An education union is calling for support after a survey found only 1 in 10 special needs co-ordinators believed support for students was adequate.
A Dunedin high school teacher only admitted having a sexual relationship with a pupil after images circulated showing her in bed with a different former pupil.
Herald on Sunday has found primary school children do only 15 minutes a night on average and the experts seem happy with that.
Her resignation from King's High School in Dunedin follows rumours nude photos of her were being shared by pupils on social media.