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Aurora leadership programme celebrates achievements of 40 students in Gisborne
More than 90 parents gathered with students to celebrate Aurora leadership programme.
'Creep': Former St Peter's School teacher on trial for historic indecent assaults
The offending is alleged to have occurred nearly 50 years ago and involved boys aged 9-12.
Students using AI to cheat on assessments, teachers warn
Artificial intelligence has huge potential for improving education.
Hawke's Bay community rallies to send Napier students to space camp in Canterbury
Students impacted by Actura liquidation treated to trip to space camp in Christchurch.
Parents increasingly desperate as schools accept fewer out-of-zone students
Applications are up but schools are accepting fewer students.
'Coming home': Rotorua Boys' High appoints new principal
Former head boy and staff member returns for the top job.
Music teacher at Epsom Girls’ Grammar loses battle to keep details of sex with student secret
Peter Thomas took his fight for suppression to the High Court at Auckland.
'He would have mowed down a lot of kids': Mother's fears after driver ploughs through primary school
'Had it been 10 minutes later, he would have mowed down a lot of kids.'
'Petrified they'll succeed': Seymour blasts teacher unions worried about charter schools
The first charter schools are set to open in 2025 with the application process now open.
David Seymour releases targets charter schools must hit to avoid repercussions
Schools face losing contracts if they fail to reach minimum standards.
Letters: Company tax loophole must be closed now
OPINION: 'Sanitarium... should pay tax, just as all struggling people and companies do.'
Wānanga for whānau to be mindful of internet predators
A wānanga dedicated to counter escalating predatory web behaviour.
Ryan Bridge: Wouldn't it be easier if we banned kids?
OPINION: The reality is a parent’s job in 2024 is no different to what it’s always been.
Experienced teachers on their knees crying: Inside NZ's education crisis
Enrolments in teaching courses have dropped 51% in 13 years
Opinion: Teens and social media - striking the balance between freedom and responsibility
OPINION: An age ban may seem like a quick fix but it ignores a few crucial realities.
'Get your ugly...face out of my face:' Teacher allegedly told boy asking for extra work
She's also accused of using racial slurs and talking about gangs and rape with students.
Spies are on Otago University campus for a good cause
PhD student develops an escape room centred on indigenous data sovereignty.
Caring Jack has your back
Mercury Wonderful Energy Award went to first-time AIMS Games athlete Jack Coombs.
School lunches have ‘profound' impact on learners' wellbeing
Achievement improved at some schools participating in the Ka Ora, Ka Ako scheme.
Letters: Teaching resilience – students need learning that suits them
OPINION: 'The learner is the prime focus, not the institution’s convenience.'
Staffing crisis should be addressed before curriculum shift, principals say
Maths and literacy are receiving a big shake-up, but principals say it's too fast.
How to pick the right school for your child
While academic results might put single-gender schools in lead, there is more to consider.
School's only male teacher is a winner with students
Trevor Harvey explains what it's like to be the only male teacher at his school.
Rangahau Hauora Māori project grant of $1.2m for non-Stem faculty at Auckland University
Study will explore the transformative power of community-led hauora wānanga.
Gisborne students engage with role models at Duffy Books anniversary event
Nearly 15 million books given away as Duffy programme marks 30 years.
Alwyn Poole: Teaching teens resilience – the 'Grammar way' is a destructive anachronism
OPINION: Even David Seymour described Grammar as a ‘barbaric’ place for some.
Auckland Islamic colleges reopen today after off-shore video threats
Increased police patrols will be increased on Westney Rd.
Auckland student dresses up as terrorist, pulls fake bomb stunt
The student screams 'Allahu Akbar'.
'Critical point': Students may be rostered home as teacher shortage bites
The PPTA says Ōrewa College is 'not alone in its plan to roster students home'.
Editorial: The hybrid learning debate - should our schools just ‘get back to basics'?
OPINION: Principal says 'resilience' is cliched, students toughen up by being in class.
The New York show that opened Māori art to a global market
The Te Māori exhibition - 40 years later.
Editorial: The hybrid learning debate - should our schools just ‘get back to basics'?
OPINION: Principal says 'resilience' is cliched, students toughen up by being in class.
Only two children allegedly remain at Ponsonby preschool
Parents threatened to remove children from preschool after fiery feud with management.