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Mother's plea for anti-bullying programmes after daughter constantly targeted
A Northland mother has alleged schools aren't doing enough - nor are parents.
Jibbitz trades ending in tears triggers ban at schools
Young students "emotionally can't cope" with Jibbitz trades.
Sir Richard Faull bestowed kōrowai and tokotoko for services to Māori and neuroscience
Sir Richard is a Rangatira in every sense of the word.
Schools of rock: Hitting the road to 'ignite' young talent
“All of a sudden, they are in a rock band making music together and working up a song."
'I don’t think they need them there': Why dad-of-three backs school phone bans
A Tauranga high school is banning students from using phones during the school day.
'Awkward and clumsy' exam issues: NZQA stops students logging into Level 1 English
As 20,000 students prepared to sit exams, the computer system failed.
More than half of students not attending school regularly, new data shows
School attendance for term 2 this year was markedly down on the previous term.
New teacher ‘dragged’ misbehaving student from class, leaving him bruised
The student was found crying with bruises on his legs.
‘It’s hard on those children:’ Hawke’s Bay pupils flooded out of classrooms for second time
Principal: "We’ve been quite the refugee school."
60,000 Māori and Pasifika students still not attending school
Continued disruptions include Covid-19, extreme weather, and the cost of living.
Early childhood teachers to Government: 'The system is broken'
Strike action is a last resort to get the Government's attention, one teacher says.
Rocket Lab scholarship for Māori health hopeful
The annual scholarship is designed to help uri from Māhia.
Opening the tech industry to Northland kura kaupapa Māori
"Getting kura kids into the industry is important."
State of the nation in nine charts: What country is Luxon inheriting?
Economist: Strong domestic inflation pressures are expected for some time yet.
Her research interests include asthma, heart disease and diabetes
Respected Ngāpuhi doctor takes on Auckland University role.
Tutor risks job by 'sneakily' teaching phonics to students struggling with reading
“I feel sure that they’re just much more set up for life with this way of doing things."
Why Kiwi schools have banned Crocs, Jibbitz and Yu-Gi-Oh cards
Cards and footwear have been creating distractions and causing arguments in schools.
Mental health support key issue for secondary schools, says survey
The three-yearly survey asked principals the key issues for schools and students.
Private Auckland school shuts down Palestine support group
Diocesan said it did not condone any views that created or supported political division.
ECE teacher trapped child in tunnel, threatened to slap another
She grabbed another child by the forearm and lifted him 40-50cm off the ground.
'They will come to appreciate their time away': Napier high school brings in hard cellphone ban
It is believed to be the strictest phone rule introduced at any Hawke's Bay high school.
Kura from Tāmaki Makaurau scoops top kapa haka prize
The Auckland based rōpū/group overcame 45 other schools.
Downer profit halves, named as co-defendant in leaky building claim
Revenue rises 26 per cent to $2.7 billion.
Anxiety in public service, literacy support down and Guy Fawkes pet plan| Focus Morning Bulletin November 2, 2023
Half a million ballots uncounted - Luxon may need NZ First, 30% drop in literacy support via Reading Recovery in last 3 years and owners are being urged to have a pet plan as Guy Fawkes rolls around. Video / NZ Herald / AP / Getty
School staffer stood down after alleged inappropriate contact with pupil
Dad says he's still in the dark about the situation as police investigate.
Correspondence school to withdraw sodium hydroxide from science kit that burnt teen
Te Kura will remove dangerous substances from science kits from next year after boy burnt.
Reading Recovery: 30 per cent fewer students getting one-to-one literacy support
Between 2021 and 2022, 6 per cent fewer students received intensive literacy support.
Teacher mistakenly synced personal photos, sexualised memes to school iPad
A student discovered the photos of two teachers cuddling, and a meme about sex.
PISA test results likely to be skewed - ministry
The analysis showed slightly more high-achieving students participated.
Gloriavale school ‘not providing an adequate education’
Gloriavale Christian School did not meet criteria for registration as a private school.
AUT launches campaign to tell parents about the value of education for their children
"We need every one of them to reach their potential."
Giving back to the community important to Ōtaki farming family
Max Lutz and his family have been heavily involved in the community.