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Students in sports are declining - and teachers in sports are plunging.
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Letters: SFO parties investigation a bad look
Let's hope our SFO and impartial justice system help ensure we retain the world's respect.
Polytech overhaul passes final reading in Parliament
A bill that would bring together all 16 polytechnics has had its final reading.
Boarding school scholarship gives kids a 'new lease on life'
Boarding school helped one ex-student go from being needy to a strong young man.
Hamish Rutherford: Time to consider lifting coronavirus travel ban?
At what point will the Government decide to lift the travel restrictions?
Most Kiwis polled supports free period products in schools
Teens have to miss school because of period poverty — and New Zealanders want that to end.
Coronavirus: Universities seek travel ban exemption for students
Universities have asked the Govt to exempt thousands of Chinese students from ban.
School rolls jump, 'no more broom cupboards'
Schools want more support for overseas teachers hired to fill gaps in NZ classrooms.
Girls who want to wear shorts at NZ school need counsellor permission first
Girls must get the all-clear from a guidance counsellor and their parents.
How coronavirus could affect our universities
Extension of travel ban for people entering from mainland China will affect students.
Love of art leads former cook on journey to museum studies
Kris Lott found a new career path through an introductory course at UCOL Whanganui.
Wagging warning to parents: Take school attendance seriously
Fewer students are attending school regularly as the figures reveal patterns of absences.
Proposed school zone shuts out families next door
Hobsonville Point is growing fast and the local primary school bursting at the seams.
Coronavirus panic, hysteria: Auckland school bars Filipino kids
School bars four Filipino children who have never been to China.
'Unlawful and discriminatory': Disabled children fight for an education
'Parents shouldn't be relying on luck for their child to succeed in the classroom.'
Coronavirus: Universities say 6500 students hit by travel ban
More than 6500 students unable to come to New Zealand due to travel ban.
What free school lunches means for school trialling the initiative
"They used to pick out every colourful bit of vegetable from the food, now they love it."
Environment Court fines contractor more than $15k
The company was lead contractor in the redevelopment of Northland College.
Mixed feelings about proposal to hike teachers' registration fees
Some aren't happy with the increase, others say it is necessary.
No need to overhaul troubled school, acting principal says
Good management and developing trust key at Kamo High School.
Parents of sexual assault victims sue school system, over ignoring a ritual
The school delayed calling police and victim's parents after learning about the assault
Back to school: Teacher remembers another first day 20 years ago
Ex pupil becomes teacher at Haumoana School.
Sex abusing teachers: Number of convictions, allegations skyrockets
The number of teachers convicted of sex offences has increased dramatically since 2018.
PNG students among Wuhan evacuees on Air NZ flight
A total of 19 students from Papua New Guinea are among people evacuated from Wuhan.
Students from China placed in motels after homestays rebel
Queen St school has placed "a small number" of Chinese students in hotels.
Coronavirus: Students seek fee refunds after travel ban
Student leader says international students are treated as "cash cows".
Outgoing Auckland Council boss to head national polytechnic
Steven Town will take up his new role, in Wellington, on July 6.
Local Focus: Rotorua school principals wary of coronavirus scare
Rotorua school principals speak out about Coronavirus. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
EIT's deputy chief executive leaves role after five years
Mark Oldershaw gets job as Chief Executive of Whitireia and WelTec in Wellington.
Things could get messy between William and Harry
COMMENT: The Princes are gearing up to pursue ambitious and identical causes.
Named: Teacher who sexually abused boys - her texts and car encounters
Jaimee Marie Cooney can now be named as sex offending Blenheim teacher.
Seismic risk forces ministries out of Wellington offices
Ministry for Women and Ministry of Education staff to leave premises on The Terrace.
Principal cries at teacher disciplinary hearing
Accused teacher had boarded with principal for a year.
Coronavirus: Schools in turmoil over students affected by border closure
Concerns not only for students who can't return to NZ, but also for those soon to leave.