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Funding of schools to be reviewed

Preschool closure angers community

Planner defends proposed changes for school buses

Wananga offers to slash council as Government intervention looms

Government takes over Islamic school

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Education is all about quality, not quantity

School of hard knocks turns out champions

School bus proposal angers Northland principals

Schools cry foul over sports teams

School defendants missing from court

English attacks Mallard over cash for wananga

Cambridge High hails return of library

Population boom spurs 40 new schools

Has the public service got too big for its boots?

Greens propose student debt write-off

Troubled Rotorua school gets new commissioner

NCEA fails to make the grade with parents

Workplace creche may help retain employees

Youngsters' lives getting back to normal

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> More money for education

<EM>Philippa Stevenson:</EM> Our academic achievers need supporting too

Schoolgirls leave boys in their dust

Parents could get detailed school fees

Software giant to put $2m into schools' IT

Scholarship report shows fast track to failure

NZQA chairman resigns after scathing report

Debt leaves teachers staggering

High schools back down over students’ home-study days

<EM>Don Brash:</EM> An education policy built on choice, not privatisation

Brash defends stance on 'illegal' school

Brash praise for ‘illegal’ school

Student-tracker scheme to beat school-shy

School stands by decision to send pupils home

Unregistered school taken to court by Govt

Funding of schools to be reviewed

Preschool closure angers community

Planner defends proposed changes for school buses

Wananga offers to slash council as Government intervention looms

Government takes over Islamic school

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Education is all about quality, not quantity

School of hard knocks turns out champions

School bus proposal angers Northland principals

Schools cry foul over sports teams

School defendants missing from court

English attacks Mallard over cash for wananga

Cambridge High hails return of library

Population boom spurs 40 new schools

Has the public service got too big for its boots?

Greens propose student debt write-off

Troubled Rotorua&nbsp;school gets new commissioner

NCEA fails to make the grade with parents

Workplace creche may help retain employees

Youngsters' lives getting back to normal

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> More money for education

<EM>Philippa Stevenson:</EM> Our academic achievers need supporting too

Schoolgirls leave boys in their dust

Parents could get detailed school fees

Software giant to put $2m into schools' IT

Scholarship report shows fast track to failure

NZQA chairman resigns after scathing report

Debt leaves teachers staggering

High schools back down over students’ home-study days

<EM>Don Brash:</EM> An education policy built on choice, not privatisation

Brash defends stance on 'illegal' school

Brash praise for ‘illegal’ school

Student-tracker scheme to beat school-shy

School stands by decision to send pupils home

Unregistered school taken to court by Govt

Troubled Rotorua school gets new commissioner