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Programme focuses on turning round youth offending
Govt programme will help steer rangatahi into training and employment.
Govt programme will help steer rangatahi into training and employment.
Staff reported 11 incidents of mistreatment of children in an organisational review.
New class size rules see a reduction from 29 students per teacher to 28.
The student was vaccinated despite telling the nurse her mother no longer consented.
Teacher/student ratio to go from 1:29 to 1:28, 320 extra teachers needed.
But MetService says temperatures are warmer than usual for this time of year.
Hōkūle’a sets sail in June for four-year expedition.
What can we learn from them? What is their new direction these days?
Queenstown had the biggest increase: crane numbers shot from eight last year to 15 now.
Old school dorms out: Uni's new megablock took design tips from students.
Of the 151 schools in the Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti regions, 80 sustained damage.
Daily fights and bullying at Howick College is causing parents to remove their kids.
"Families come in all shapes and sizes," said principal Claire Turton.
Billy Pomare has been named as the victim of a hit-and-run in Kaitāia.
2000+ participated in the research launched at McAuley High School.
The Conversation: Schools and universities are panicking about AI and cheating.
Māori and Pasifika children make up the largest section of struggling households.
Turnitin, which all NZ universities use, said it could now spot AI-generated content.
Opinion: 'A focus on the basics at primary school, is what opens the curriculum up later.'
Education Hub founder Dr Nina Hood and reporter Amy Wiggins answer your questions.
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
High costs of living are driving the need for gardening programmes in schools.
Test your knowledge with a quiz based on the new Aotearoa New Zealand history curriculum. Video / Ben Cummins
The journal has been written by a collective of established Māori historians.
The woman walked out of a supermarket with a trolley full of groceries without paying.
The student said it was 'all in fun' and that he was unharmed.
April is set to be a challenging month for New Zealand’s working parents.
Whangārei MP questions why our tamariki aren't attending school,
New Zealanders have been learning less German and French, and more te reo.
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