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Rob Rattenbury: Schools entrench strong networks
OPINION: We knew all the stories, the jokes, the traditions.
‘It helps our tamariki grow in their responsibilities’
The environment and Māori identity hot topics among rangatahi at Ngā Manu Kōrero.
Free school lunches here to stay, Hipkins promises
"Principals tell me this is a game-changer for supporting kids’ wellbeing and attendance."
'Too valuable to lose' - ACC cuts funding for programme protecting preschoolers from sexual abuse
The safety course has run for 28 years and taught more than 17,000 children.
Election 2023: Act vows to cut funding for poorly-performing ECEs
The party also wants to rank all schools using standardised tests, which is controversial.
Can National improve reading and writing in schools with new policy?
OPINION: National Party has vowed to shake up how children are taught to read and write.
Watch live: The Front Bench looks at the big political issues of this week
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
Appellants back out of fight against $300m Bayswater plans
Some relief after 'long and energy-sapping journey'.
A better way to keep learners in vocational training
OPINION: Why too many Te Pūkenga learners are disengaging too early.
Dilworth sexual abuser granted sentence discount after appeal
Robert Wynyard abused eight boys, some as young as 8 years old.
Speaking with elders was the start of the journey
Tamihana-Iorangi says being able to korero with her grandparents was a taonga.
Who teaches the teachers? New report looks at the failings of training in NZ
"You’re teaching content knowledge, but it’s the first thing to drop."
Opinion: Does a Māori-first policy of language acquisition lead to dangerously low levels for intergenerational transmission?
Kiri Dell challenges people to think about their own bicultural vision for Aotearoa.
Eliminating whakamā in learning te reo Māori
Tane Marsters is a Huarahi Māori student at Waiapapa Taumata Rau.
Māori delegation to set record straight on ocean voyaging
Māori academics in Peru on a mission to reignite pre-colonial connections between cultures
Does an education crisis really exist in NZ?
Education researchers are divided over the state of the school system.
Politicians debate the future of the Māori language
The language must not be weaponised to divide Aotearoa, he says.
Watch live: The Front Bench looks at the big political issues of this week
The Front Bench will examine the issues that Kiwis are talking about ahead of voting day.
WIS whizz kids head for Wellington
The team's winning performance was based around a work by anonymous artist, Banksy.
Teacher who invited teen girl overseas, made 'inappropriate' comments, keeps registration
He can continue teaching after his four-month suspension.
Universities reluctant to set parity deadlines for Māori and Pasifika students
The Tertiary Education Commission has been trying for years to improve their education.
Judges impressed by 'stunning' quality of Science Fair entries
Students received recognition for their work in the form of high praise and awards.
After 136 years, school shuts down after last two pupils leave
Rural primary school a victim of cost of living pressures, principal says.
Opinion: Three big problems and four quick wins for next government
OPINION: Roger Partridge says solving crises in education, health, housing will take time.
High needs students suffering under 'negligent' support model
Principals say the current In Class Support model has reached crisis level.
'My second home': Fijian teachers move to Rotorua with Govt grant
"We are more than happy to contribute towards New Zealand’s economy."
Ten PhD scholars funded in latest round of Māori Futures Programme
Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga supports tomorrow’s Māori research leaders.
Schools 'refuse to accept re-enrolment' amid truancy epidemic
Attendance services are struggling to get serious truants back to class.
Opinion: Financial education has its limits
Opinion: Young people learn from the financial behaviour modelled by their parents.
'You corrupted my innocence': Ex-Dilworth housemaster sentenced third time for student sex abuse
He was already serving three years and seven months for abusing five students.
Steven Joyce: Royal Commission needs to ensure lessons learned from post-Covid hangover
OPINION: There needs to be an objective look at what could have been done better.
Abbey Caves death: Rāhui could be extended as debate on access continues
Hapū declared a rāhui at Abbey Caves until the end of August, but it may be extended.
Police patrol Auckland school every day amid rise in violence
Officers patrol Whangaparāoa College grounds up to three times a day.