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Kea Kids: Saving Auckland traffic, one bike lesson at a time!

What good are all these amazing bike lanes if kids never learn to ride? Kea Kids News reporter Sophia checks out a brand new bike program rolling out in some Auckland schools.

'Very weird': School leader queries new rules on sending sick kids to class

'It’s a dilemma that parents and schools have faced forever and a day.'

'Savage cuts': Ministry of Education and Oranga Tamariki look to slash 1000 jobs

The PSA has called it a 'brutal day' for the public sector.

Red tape cuts for early childhood education sector

Associate Education Minister David Seymour has pared back the requirements around qualifications for supervisors in early childhood centres. Video / Mark Mitchell

Govt expects 'significant interest' in charter schools in Northland

The first are expected to be up and running by next year.

Top Kiwi students headed to Ivy League colleges

These young New Zealanders are joining some of the world's top universities.

Principals slam Govt's 'simple' approach to school attendance

Coalition's proposals labelled a "nice little soundbite" lacking substance.

'Colossal waste' or 'Godsend'?: Verdicts in on $1.78m crossings

Safety concerns for local schoolchildren had been “alleviated considerably”.

'Always doubted myself': Ashleigh was a 15-year-old school drop out, now she's a valedictorian

From high school dropout to EIT valedictorian.

$700 per week for two kids: Daycare fees crippling families

'It's a massive barrier and it’s not really supporting women back into the workforce.'

Slut if you do, prude if you don't: Young people walking the line with sexting

'There’s pressure not to send nudes, but there’s pressure to send nudes.'

Opinion: This Government is laser-focused on attacking children and families

OPINION: The first of March this year might have passed with some disappointment.

Why does David Seymour want to take food from kids? We find out!

Kea Kids News reporter Rufus is at the Beehive to ask the tough questions.

Ceremonies held for Toi Ohomai graduates

More than 2000 students will be graduating from Toi Ohomai.

International education sector continues slow road to recovery

Education agents are returning to NZ for the first time since Covid-19 struck.

School finances: How the loss of international students has hit Auckland high schools

We examined changes in international student fee income at 20 Auckland state schools.

Healthy schools: How Labour’s fizzy drinks ban went flat

Erica Stanford says removing sugary drinks is no longer a government priority.

The smart router: Local business could upend Māori carving

Traditional art goes from stone, to steel, to digital.