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The student was found crying with bruises on his legs.
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Bore water for homes and a new sewage treatment system are proposed by developers.
ECE teacher trapped child in tunnel, threatened to slap another
She grabbed another child by the forearm and lifted him 40-50cm off the ground.
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Teacher mistakenly synced personal photos, sexualised memes to school iPad
A student discovered the photos of two teachers cuddling, and a meme about sex.
School cellphone bans are trending internationally. Do they work?
New York Times: One in four countries has introduced policies on phone use in schools.
Mt Albert Grammar students claim final days of term cut to avoid 'prank day'
Students claim even the teachers were not told today would mark the end of their classes.
Guerilla Surgeon’s legacy continues: Te Awamutu College dairy farm to be sold
Bequeathed farm for sale by Te Awamutu College, but legacy continues.
School principal’s husband convicted sex offender who held woman at knifepoint
Parent calls for principal to resign and says situation displays 'poor judgment'.
Men who filmed children at Wellington primary school still remain unidentified six weeks on
Police are asking anyone with information that could identify the men to come forward.
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Fox Meyer of Critic Te Ārohi on the concerning rise of student hazing ceremonies.
Privacy Commissioner warns schools to think of risk before installing CCTV in bathrooms
More schools are beginning to consider surveillance cameras in student bathrooms.
Told to strip, called ‘piggies’: Uni students' horrific initiation claims
Allegations of horrific flat initiations at the Dunedin university have continued.
Inform your vote - our sliding education levels and how political parties plan to lift them
Concerns over gaps in the next generation of workers has employers worried.
'Enormous loss': BestStart founder Chloe Wright dies
The officer of the NZ Order of Merit died at her Omokoroa home this weekend.
Free Starlink for 40 rural schools
Network For Learning and 2degrees partner on Ministry of Education-funded programme.
Election 2023: Act vows to cut funding for poorly-performing ECEs
The party also wants to rank all schools using standardised tests, which is controversial.
Sexual offending throughout the decades: What Dilworth really knew and when
One boy robbed a bank so he could try and flee the country to escape the abuse.
Opinion: My father believed that the Māori language would hold us back
Anaru Eketone's Māori dad didn't think learning te reo was warranted.
Simon Wilson: Christopher Luxon and the truth about schools
OPINION: Schools have enough problems without having to deal with politicians' bad data.
Concerns raised about school's board after staff exodus
Ngunguru School Board of Trustees says that "change is a part of growth".
High needs students suffering under 'negligent' support model
Principals say the current In Class Support model has reached crisis level.
Liam Rutherford: Get politicians out of our schools
OPINION: The solutions are already known and don't include trivial sloganeering.
Schools 'refuse to accept re-enrolment' amid truancy epidemic
Attendance services are struggling to get serious truants back to class.
'Not a pretty future': What the dire state of education means for the next generation
The latest data shows every measure going backwards; lowest school retention since 2009
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Unitec gallery showcases creative industries
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Increase in new students puts strain on English language teachers
A spike in enrolments of new migrant children has surprised some schools.
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‘God, this can’t be real’: Professor honoured with prestigious, surprise, award
University of Waikato Professor Chris Battershill given lifetime achievement award.
How will NZ get $210b of crucial new infrastructure funded, built?
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