Teacher censured for doing students' work for them
After returning from sick leave Carel Human passed work "so far off the mark".
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John Roughan: Totalitarian takeover of schools averted
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Audrey Young: The curious collab - a Nat MP and a Labour Minister
COMMENT: The two former head prefects were always destined for success.
Editorial: Zoning the pinch point in education changes
Editorial: Enrolment restrictions will be the test but there may be beneficial spinoffs.
School displays child's 'extremely sensitive' medical info in staffroom
Privacy Commission censured the school for displaying child's toileting medical info.
'Degrading' wages: Teacher aides working multiple jobs to survive
Support staff rally to raise awareness on what they do and how much they're underpaid.
High school cancels grad dinner after alcohol-fueled parties
Parents were told of the decision in an email from the principal this morning.
Derek Cheng: Top marks for National's education proposals
National's education discussion document has enough goodies in it to stir debate.
Take your pick: National v Labour on education
National and Labour offer contrasting plans for education.
Simon Bridges talks about the Education Saver proposal
Simon Bridges talks about the Education Saver proposal. Video / Derek Cheng
National looks at more teachers, spot ECE checks, and an EduSaver pot for every child
National is proposing options funded by redirecting billions from the fees-free scheme.
The great school shake-up: What does it mean for you?
New rules may force more students to attend their local schools.
Principals welcome education reforms, but need clarification
There are early signs principals and teachers will support biggest overhaul in 30 years.
Audrey Young: Why Chris Hipkins is top of the class
Chris Hipkins turns an electoral liability into a presentable plan, writes Audrey Young.
Go Bus begs striking drivers not to make NCEA students victims
Over 100 bus drivers from East Tamaki and Airport Go bus depots are striking tomorrow.
Govt takes over school zoning powers
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced the changes.
Mike Hosking: Good day for schools; tough day for Labour
Comment: School board back-down yet another rat for Labour to swallow.
'I am spitting tacks over this': Bus strikes disrupt students sitting exams
The father was outraged for students who had exams this morning through NCEA.
School board backdown: Government set to abandon hub proposal
Education 'hubs' no longer expected to take control of schools.
Auckland top 40 Under 40: Who's made the list?
Ihumātao protest leader Pania Newton stands out on the list for her rejection of a career.
Plucky Kiwi hires John Key, unveils global online high school plan
Crimson Consulting hires Sir John Key and launches global online high school.
Private school helping 70 students battle vaping addictions
Waikato school is helping teenagers quit nicotine addiction after being exposed to vaping.
Matrons at one of Hawke's Bay's top schools walk out over pay and working conditions dispute
Matron says she has not been paid according to her contract since September.
Medical students used overseas placements to go on holiday
University of Otago finds 15 medical students abused overseas placements.
Why some Rotorua schools are turning down extra funding
"It's ridiculous ... it has not been thought through by anyone."
Donation scheme not an easy decision for some schools
The deadline to opt-in to the Government's school donation scheme is about to expire.
Why good-looking students perform better in school
Teachers rated students: "attractive, unattractive, "abnormal feature" or scruffy.
Hawke's Bay GPs call for parents to get students vaccinated against meningococcal
Lindisfarne College GP Graeme McCrory recently vaccinated 165 boys across two days.
Measles threat to NCEA exams
Unvaccinated students exposed to measles may not be able to sit NCEA exams.
'It means there is hope': The girl doctors said should be allowed to die, goes to school
Almost totally paralysed girl who doctors said should be allowed to die is off to school.
Principal quits as parents, teachers split into warring factions
Matipo School principal resigns after parents split into warring factions.
Relationship aims to help Rangitīkei thrive
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