Pay gap: Has sexism suppressed teachers’ pay?
Unions say teaching undervalued as care of children historically viewed as women's work.
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WorkSafe investigates treatment of staff at prestigious high school
It's understood multiple allegations have been made against a senior staffer.
Preschool teacher accused of smacking kids, abusing staff
A daycare centre owner has been accused of serious misconduct over 10 years.
Watch: Students suffer while landlords profit off allowance increases
On average, those sharing a flat spend 56 per cent of their weekly income on rent.
Measles outbreak: Staff, students at affected school lack 'adequate' immunity
Albany Senior High School student tested positive for the virus last week.
Alwyn Poole: Elections are about the economy - education is the flip side of the coin
OPINION: 'Prosperity and social cohesion significantly depend on our education system.'
‘It’s about time’ - Kōhanga reo teachers welcome pay rise
Kaiako says the increase in pay at kōhanga reo has been a long time coming.
Beachlands South developer on 307ha plans: $2.5b infrastructure just the start
One narrow, winding road and no schools are the locals' two main concerns.
Return or rebuild: The different paths Hawke’s Bay most flood-damaged schools are taking
It might take three years, but kids' laughter will ring out at Omahu School again.
Measles outbreak: Teachers to have blood tests to check immunity before they return to school
A second case confirmed at the school leaves uncertainty for the faculty.
‘More stress than Covid’ - Principals struggle to fill teaching jobs
Union notified of impending staffing crisis.
'Transparency' needed: Principals worried about housing developments
'We need to be informed to be proactive rather than reactive.'
Dire vaccination rates spark fear of measles outbreak as 1000 isolate
Auckland has now registered its second measles case connected with Albany Senior High.
Top Auckland school sues Simpson Grierson
Dispute centres on advice regarding a ground lease.
Opinion: Kids paying the price of sociologists' teacher takeover
Opinion: New teachers graduate with scant knowledge of the science of human learning.
1000 students and staff close contacts of measles case
Close contacts who have not been fully vaccinated must stay home for a week.
New measles case: Students, staff warned to 'stay away' from high school
A student at Albany Senior High School was on campus while infectious.
Six learners share their stories of growing up Māori in new book
The publication showcases the early-years experiences of Otago Polytechnic ākonga
'Private school costs': Inside the daycare cost struggle
'I would happily go out and work if it made sense. Everything goes up but wages don’t.'
2000 kids back in class this year thanks to region's campaign
A concerted effort by one region's schools has another 2000 kids in school each week.
Kura kaupapa airs opposition to new Gisborne bar
Māori kaupapa school opposes new beer bar hoping to open just three doors down.
Save our Schools initiative webinar
NZ initiative has held a webinar to launch the “Save Our Schools: Solutions for New Zealand's Education Crisis” publication. The webinar is presented by the report's author, Senior Fellow Dr Michael Johnston, literacy expert Professor James Chapman, writing pedagogy specialist Dr Helen Walls, and the innovative Principal of Manurewa Intermediate School, Iain Taylor. Video / NZ Initiative
Half of students not regularly attending schools
School attendance has been under the spotlight since it fell to a record low last year.
Trial date set for former St Peter's teacher facing indecency charges
The teacher will head to trial next year on multiple alleged sexual assault charges.
Struggling students get the help they need before it's too late
Some schools are seeing achievement climbing as a result of structured' teaching.
Waitangi Tribunal sits for urgent kura kaupapa claim
Kura kaupapa stalwarts outline their case to the Waitangi Tribunal
Why a 'burnt-out' new teacher who quit after three terms may try again in Australia
More than 27,000 teacher practising certificates have expired and not renewed since 2018.
Jazz music is 'always current and always fresh'
“If you look at a clip from the 1920s or 1930s, it seems as if it was made yesterday."
'Education crisis': Report calls for overhaul of everything from curriculum to teacher training
Too many students are leaving school ill-prepared for tertiary study, work and life.
'Constantly worried': What's keeping the new Education Minister awake at night
'There’s so many things that keep me up at night'.
'A new frontier': The opportunities and obstacles of using artificial intelligence in education
"It’s incumbent upon us to explore its possibilities, because it’s not going to go away."
‘I thought it was the norms...everyone’s going in and out of prison’
Fifita Latu has a passion for advocacy and isn't afraid to work in a high-security prison.
Should school zone limits be dropped to 30km/h?
Auckland Transport and Waka Kotahi proposed dropping school zone speed limits to 30km/h.
Masters student receives A for thesis on Billy T James
Masters student receives A grade for his thesis on the much-loved Māori comedian.