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Spotless NZ businesses sold in cleaning, catering shakeup
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Review praises Ka Ora, Ka Ako for boosting Māori student engagement and wellbeing.
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Dr Michelle Dickinson sends heartfelt goodbye to Nanogirl Labs after liquidation
'Your belief in us made this extraordinary journey possible,' Dickinson says.
Air New Zealand’s $50,000 giveaway to schools: How to win
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Letters: Electric ferry plan proves Auckland Transport has lost the plot
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Alwyn Poole: Seymour should walk away from Associate Education Minister role
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'It's not a holiday': Kura ends school year early blaming student absences
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Schools brace for impact of new lunch scheme
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School replaces bell with music
Warkworth Primary School has replaced its traditional bell with music to signal the start and end of classes.
Hells bells: Town divided after school switches to loudspeakers, blasts AC/DC
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Arapaki to open in Term 1, 2025
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Editorial: NCEA, truancy, Covid - problems pile up for schools
The Education Minister needs to help students, parents and teachers.
Some schools won't have resources to teach new maths curriculum in time for Term 1
The Ministry of Education says there has been "high demand" for the new resources.
'Not fair or reliable': Calls for reform of NCEA Level 1; less than 75% of schools plan to offer it
Less than 75% of schools plan to offer the qualification next year.
COVID-19 still impacting secondary school students
The Education Hub founder Dr Nina Hood talks to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking about the impact COVID-19 has had on secondary school students.
'Lost generation': NCEA and UE results fall, school leavers lack qualifications
For several years NCEA results were improving - then it all started to unravel.
School expels its entire class of senior students, mum claims
An Auckland school has shut early, saying there's no purpose in students coming to class.
Children face 10-hour school day as bus route axed
Mum accuses Education Ministry of breaching its own criteria.
Parents, teachers shocked by NCEA exam questions on 'rectums' and 'private parts'
NZQA says the question passed the sensitivity test but some were offended.
Charter school provider has 'significant concerns' about application process
Announcements about the first new schools are expected next month.
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Australian state luring Kiwi ECE teachers with $55,000 incentives
Victoria Government is targeting New Zealand early childhood teachers to move.
Junk food fail: Just how unhealthy are NZ’s school tuck shops?
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Steve Braunias: Exams are such sweet sorrow ... sort of
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Career workshops delivered in te reo Māori
The full immersion careers workshops were held near Kaikohe.