Out-of-zone girl, 5, wins right to attend overcrowded school
Offer of a place at the school, once made, had to stand, despite overcrowding.
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School transport problems persist for more than 100 special needs students
Some students have been unable to get to school following the switch to Co-op Taxis.
'Falling through the cracks': Education ministry's warning about failing students
Rush to remove National Standards have left few measurements of student's progress.
Bruce Logan: University of Auckland and cancel culture
OPINION: How did we end up shouting down a defence of scientific methodology?
Students reply to letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science
Māori and Pasifika students say "merge of sciences" in their course is much more engaging.
'Unacceptable': Kids with special needs stranded by new school taxi service
The Ministry of Education says Co-op Taxis has "not met its contractual obligations".
DoC criticised for 'scare tactics' over sanctuary proposal
Department of Conservation accused of providing 'inadequate' information.
School builds get $16.5 million top-up
Minister Stuart Nash made the announcement at his old school, which will get $6 million.
Fantastic Four: The schools walking the Treaty talk
Four schools recognised on efforts to better recognise Māori language and culture.
'Scientific racism': Experts reject claim Māori knowledge isn't science
Diminshing role of Māori knowledge a tool for 'exclusion and exploitation', rebuttal says.
Patrick Walsh: School exclusions need to end
OPINION: The effect of exclusion on students is often severe and long term.
Cecilia Robinson: My issue with single-sex schools
OPINION: One researcher says parents have been "sold a myth" about student achievement.
Anti-vaxxers target school board meetings, hand flyers to students, email principals
Those against the Covid 19 vaccine have been targeting schools to spread their message.
Auckland Uni dean resigns from acting dean role over letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science
Professor says his leadership likely to cause division at among Auckland Uni scientists.
Otago University researchers benefit from $13m in funding
Research related to diabetes, Māori mental health, stomach cancer among areas funded.
'Hurt and dismay': Professors slammed for letter claiming Māori knowledge is not science
The letter does not represent Auckland University's views, vice-chancellor says.
Calls for cultural competency in the classroom
President of Te Akatea has no doubt that there is a problem with the school system.
$11m to help overcrowded Northland schools
Ruakākā School will get two new classrooms; $7m goes to Kamo High School.
Hate speech law: 'Silence' by minister has allowed misinformation
Minister Kris Faafoi has repeatedly turned down interviews to explain 'misinformation.'
Outcome of probe into bullying complaints at top private school revealed
New board chairman says issues stemmed from policies, systems and people.
'Severe trauma' behind rise in kids assaulting school staff
Kids aged 5 to 9 make up more than half the violent incidents against school staff.
Polytech backlog: Some apprentices waiting nine months to do block courses
Trades lobby to have apprenticeship employer incentives extended.
National says school lunches 'poorly targeted'
"They should do away with the universal policy and target it to those in genuine need."
'I don't know if there's a girl who hasn't experienced sexual harm ...': Breaking the code of silence
Why teenage girls aren't going to take it anymore.
Real world learning: Out of the classroom and into nature
A one-day-a-week outdoor programme complements the school system.
Plea to change 'awful' process: 19 Bay kids school-less
Ministry working with the students to find them a new school after they were excluded.
Plea to change 'awful' process: 19 Bay kids school-less
The ministry is working with 19 Bay students to find them a new school.
Abused student: 'I want Dilworth to feel the pain financially'
Dilworth student who tried to report abuse was caned and sent back to his abuser.
Threatened and scared: Students leave school over claims of 'constant' bullying
The young girls, aged 13 and 14, are from separate families.
'Significant distress': Teens filmed sex act on a dare, principal says
School breaks its silence on incident that's caused 'great embarrassment to all involved'.
Michael Neill: The plight of the humanities
Opinion: Studies in arts and humanities are in disastrous decline.
'Crumbs': Claim lodged over minimum wage for kōhanga reo teachers
Mainstream teacher aides on minimum wage earn more than most kōhanga reo kaiako.
Thousands of teachers' practising certificates to be reissued after court ruling
The High Court has quashed the Teaching Council's shift to annual certification.
Bus driver confronts 13yo boy, refuses to pick him up
After two complaints from the family, the driver vented his anger at the boy.