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Auckland student top of the world in religious studies
Christian Domilies aced his exams and got the world's highest score in religious studies.
Christian Domilies aced his exams and got the world's highest score in religious studies.
Overseas courses expand after $6000-a-year professional development fund begins.
From excelling in subjects like physics, english and maths to extra circular activities like robotics the 17-year old sisters have mastered a juggling act many would envy. Video / Cameron Pitney
A Tongan homeschool mum is encouraging other Pasifika families to look into homeschooling.
Two students involved in an attack on another student have been excluded from school.
Awi Riddell forged a long career in education, with a particular focus on young Māori men.
Seymour and Luxon both favour greater use of fining parents to fix truancy.
A one-day school has been introduced for children who are not students at the school.
A Hamilton college went into lockdown after a brawl.
The Papakura principal wants students to feel comfortable in the Māori and Pākeha worlds.
The Education Ministry has paused major projects at 20 primary schools.
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The school closed after 39 staff were believed to have contracted the virus.
Entrepreneur talks about his hopes for the education sector.
'We’re firing a shotgun of ideas and hoping something grabs.'
The Government can’t sit on its hands and needs to show a comprehensive plan.
A former student of Pinky Green's has broken his silence on the sexual abuse he suffered.
The visit comes as junior schools introduce one hour a day of maths, reading and English.
Parents are struggling with back to school costs.
Caryn Williams says many factors contribute to young adults being at risk.
Yes, we learn from fear. The question is: What do we learn?
'Being different doesn’t make you popular.'
Cycling advocates are calling for safer conditions for children cycling to school.
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'Last year we overspent $10,000 to $12,000 every two weeks.'
The children were raised in a Māori household, but lived with their dad after a breakup.
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Richie Russell thinks more people should start cycling their kids to school.
A principal's letter to parents on social media has captured an international audience.