Auckland Grammar headmaster says students should be in class after study from home trial announced
Students are taught to be less fragile by being in class, he says.
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Backdown after Auckland University course shake-up sparks academic revolt
Auckland University's vice-chancellor signals a course change over a controversial move.
‘We have to get them up to speed’ – extra lunchtime studies for NCEA tests
Schools have been running lunch and after-school revision to prepare students for NCEA.
'It’s gutting': School wrestling uniforms stolen ahead of major competition
The competition takes place tomorrow - and the 30-strong team wants their gear back.
How bad is the education 'crisis' behind a rushed new curriculum?
What PM didn't mention when he outlined the dire state of maths performance in schools.
Gisborne school denies breaching resource consent for five years
Gisborne school seems to have breached consent by operating classes on ground floor.
'Doing two jobs': Why rural principals want to quit
Of those surveyed, 50% said they would quit the role within four years of taking it up.
'This is insane’: Educators slam curriculum plans
Educators are concerned the latest overhaul in maths and English is being rushed.
Editorial: When teachers cross the line, the consequences must be swift
OPINION: Cases range from sexual misconduct to fraud, impacting communities' children.
Sex, fraud and violence: 20 teachers fall foul of Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal
The Herald takes a deeper look at 20 rulings against badly behaved teachers.
'It's magic' – how a foot fidget board changes the game for dyslexic learners
Poet Dominic Hoey discusses his dyslexia and creative writing on No Such Thing as Normal.
'It’s better to burn out than to fade away': Former principal's pearls of wisdom
Garelja’s attitude toward life has put him in good stead regarding treatment.
Auckland academics launch revolt over course shake-up
Stand-off between bosses and academics at NZ’s largest university takes dramatic turn.
'I consider you like a boyfriend': Dilworth teacher told 14yo
Paul Artus has lost his teaching registration for his conduct towards students.
Is Te Pūkenga 'drowning' in $250m of debt? Executives reject Penny Simmonds’ claim, say real figure is one-fifth of that amount
Labour MP describes characterisation as "misleading".
Future scientists and engineers gather for Tairāwhiti Stem event
Speakers at the event, from Tairāwhiti, shared their journeys and inspired local students.
Opinion: Why medical training needs radical reform
OPINION: Radical reform of doctor training, recruitment, remuneration is necessary.
Letters: The real local council priorities; sad state of energy supply
OPINION: 'It is unfortunate that the dominant tower in the city is the casino tower.'
"Horrific": The harmful content two researchers accessed on school-issued iPads
Jo Robertson and Holly Brooker conducted an experiment at six different primary schools in Auckland. Video / Cameron Pitney / Corey Fleming / Michael Craig / Ben Dickens / Getty
Porn, self-harm content accessed on primary school iPads
Two online safety researchers ran experiments at six Auckland primary schools.
Cricket coaching star takes on job at Nga Tawa
'Cricket is more than just a sport; it can shape and define us.'
'Illuminate the Drive' celebrates 170 years of Whanganui Collegiate
Whanganui Collegiate transformed into a vibrant canvas of art, light, and music.
‘Toxic culture’: St Peter’s School head goes on extended leave
Marcus Blackburn will be off work until mid-October.
'How are you feeling?': Students get software support to monitor their mental health and wellbeing
The Pulse platform can be accessed by students on their devices.
Christopher Luxon's numbers fumble as PM conflates maths and reading rates
Luxon was answering questions from reporters during his recent trip to Australia.
‘It is fraud’: Students kicked out after spike in out-of-zone parents sending kids to school
Hundreds of parents have had to prove their residence after enrolment fraud spiked.
Editorial: Our children's education is not a political hot potato
OPINION: Is the maths curriculum overhaul a good idea?
Erica Stanford plays the bassoon in the Grand Hall
Erica Stanford playing the bassoon in the Grand Hall at Parliament with her education adviser Emma Chatterton on the piano.
'Grew up thinking I was bad at maths': Erica Stanford's mini revolution for education
Education Minister moving fast over maths failures.
Erica Stanford on success
Erica Stanford on what success means to her as Education Minister. Video / Mark Mitchell
'He couldn't open his eyes': Mum's fears after son viciously attacked at Canterbury school
A week on, Nandita says her son is still feeling headaches, dizziness and a sore jaw.
Leaky school's rebuild delayed; now deemed earthquake-prone
Taihape Area School's rebuild is now scheduled for 2025.
What’s for lunch? Samples of new healthy school lunches revealed
Lunches are expected to be delivered at $3 per meal.
'He should be safe': High school student beaten unconscious during violent classroom attack
The school called the incident "completely unacceptable".