Māori tertiary providers and kura kaupapa win increased flexibility, autonomy
A new framework has been developed to deliver Māori education.
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Young people will stop at nothing to find a way around a proposed nationwide phone ban.
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Secondary teachers ratify new collective agreement
"Secondary teachers can now get on with the vital business of teaching and learning."
'One of the best things I've done': Schools with phone bans already in place report positive results
Schools with cellphone bans report increased productivity and better social interactions.
Principals say National’s plan to ban phones in school is unworkable
Countries like Australia already had similar bans in place which worked, Luxon said.
School cellphone ban: What does the evidence say?
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National vows to ban phone use at schools in bid to turn achievement around
Schools would be able to decide penalties for students who didn't comply.
'Once outside the system, you're stuffed': The Alternative Education issue
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Cambridge coming to Whanganui Collegiate
The secondary school will replace NCEA Level 1 with Cambridge International Education.
Massey University gives Dannevirke school big tick for lunch programme
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Teachers offered 14.5 per cent pay rise - but where will the money come from?
Fears are the money will be taken from other areas within education.
Cheating in school's rowing programme 'prolific' - parent
A parent describes his son being told to do the same thing the school was sanctioned for.
Shaneel Lal: Why it shouldn't be left up to parents to teach their kids about sex
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‘You lost the plot’: School rugby coach supplied players with drugs, booze
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International student enrolments at polytechnics growing
Polytechnics expect about 4900 full-time equivalent international students this year.
Prison for school principal who sexually abused student
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Maadi Cup rowing: School stripped of North Island titles after admitting rule breaches
The school's disqualification has seen other schools move up the ranks in 19 races.
AUT: A culture that views Te Tiriti o Waitangi as an opportunity
AUT launches Te Aronui Te Tiriti framework Te Wānanga Aronui o Tāmaki Makaurau.
Exhibition to celebrate the face and diversity of Rotorua men
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School violence on the rise: Thousands of students stood down or suspended
Assaults on other students and school staff are on the rise, new data shows.
'We are sorry we did not do better': School apologises for raft of rule breaches at major rowing regattas
School sanctioned after admitting to 17 breaches at national and North Island regattas.
'It was really scary': Students recall terrifying three-hour lockdown ordeal
“It’s scary. Nothing like this has ever happened before.”
Lockdowns lifted after gun threat forced four schools to lock gates
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University course completion rates lowest since 2014
Course completion rates dropped from a high of 89 per cent in 2020.
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A preschool teacher has been censured for hitting child who refused to share a toy.
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