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Toi Ohomai graduation caps long journey

For students graduating from Toi Ohomai this week, the journey means everything.

Dan Bidois: How to stop the school system failing our young

Opinion: Schools, parents, and the sector need better oversight of low-performers.

Reading between the lines

Opinion: Ignore the naysayers, let's stick to the facts on the science of reading.

Editorial: NCEA results bring closure after Covid-disrupted year

EDITORIAL: Extra credit this year to students who achieved despite the circumstances.

NCEA results 'some of the best' despite pandemic - principals

One Auckland principal credits "a heightened sense of urgency" among students last year.

Mark Bracey: Why phonics isn't the silver bullet to improved reading

Opinion: Learning to read can come naturally as a child is exposed to text in a fun way.

Student refunds: Auckland business school pleads guilty to theft

The school was deregistered in 2017 over concerns about its performance.

Covid's tech boom: The company offering free courses to get you into tech

Tech firm IBM is training a more diverse future workforce in software and AI - for free.

Focus: HeyFuture course opens new doors for full time mum

Faytarina Tepulolo has been juggling study and being a full-time mum with the HeyFuture course which has given her the confidence and opportunity to get a full time job. Video / Peter Meecham

Gus Gilmore: Where the fees-free policy is making a big difference

Comment: Support for students and trainees is working, if you know where to look.

Caldelari-Hume & Govender: Project-based learning should be NCEA accredited

Comment: Project-based learning pushes innovation and connections outside the classroom.

Ceremony acknowledges Training For You student success

Students studying healthcare, working with children and literacy and numeracy graduated.

NZ unis mostly up in world rankings, but teacher cuts biting

Kiwi graduates highly desirable, but teacher cuts holding local unis back, report says.

Wiremu Doherty: Only bilingual training will truly speak to Māori

COMMENT: The lack of Māori engagement in the education sector will not fix itself.

17-year-old maths whiz among country's youngest uni graduates

From solving Sudoku puzzles at age 2 and starting uni at 13 - Tristan Pang moves fast.

University student protests white supremacy at graduation

Student wears shirt at graduation calling university complicit in white supremacy.

Crackdown may drive out home-based carers

EXCLUSIVE: Policy for those in home-based work tipped to lift fees and force some to quit.

Learning local: Students find links to climate change in Whitianga estuary

No one knew the answers when Whitianga students started investigating their local estuary.