'It is far too soon': AKL teachers anxious on classroom returns
Government facing a teacher backlash over plans to reopen Auckland's classrooms.
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Royal Society panel chair has warned it will take a decade to see results.
Northland principals encourage teachers to get vaccinated
Northland principals ask for more clarity around tougher rules for unvaccinated teachers.
Mandatory vaccinations for teachers being looked at: Deputy PM
However, the Government won't force every Kiwi to get a shot.
Early childcare: No limit on number of bubbles as long as they fit safely
Centres can take as many bubbles of 10 as they can safely fit, Ministry says.
Student's dorm-room death: Coroner's final report into tragedy of teen who wasn't found for weeks
Coroner's final ruling on death of a Canterbury Uni student in his dorm room released.
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing for children in Northland.
Auckland mum anxious about kids returning to school without teacher vaccination assurance
There are no requirements for schools to share staff inoculation status with parents.
Students stuck on edge of Auckland can't get to school at Dio in Hamilton
Students on the edge of Auckland are stuck in no-man's-land.
Nelson College to repay historical debt as school looks to the future
School addresses strategy to address its debt.
Toilet queue 'rumble' ends in suspension for drunk ECE teacher
The woman's license was not cancelled because she showed remorse for her actions.
Tai Tokerau principals fully support our Auckland colleagues, says a Whangārei school principal
School holidays before term 4 will remain unchanged across New Zealand.
'Big strain': School holiday decision 'poor', cafe owner and parent says
Greg Cornes is one of many parents who called for school holidays to be brought forward.
Shifting is 'not the solution': Hipkins on Auckland's unchanged school holidays
The end of term is in just over two weeks.
Focus Live: Auckland school holidays unchanged despite lockdown
September 17 2021 There will be no changes to the timing of school holidays in Auckland from the beginning of October despite the region having been in lockdown for nearly five weeks.
'Potentially a thorny issue': Parents discouraged from seeking childcare vaccination status
A Wellington childcare centre said it was 'inappropriate' to request this information.
Minister awaiting advice on possible school holiday move
Parents and principals are at odds over whether to move school holidays forward.
Whangārei schools focus on teaching students not subjects during transition
Northland schools are seeing a majority of students returning in Covid-19 alert level 2.
Opinion | Aspiration and desperation 20 minutes apart
OPINION: Alwyn Poole writes the Education Ministry is utterly failing in its mission.
Mask or pass? Students decide as schools return
Face-to-face learning at schools and early childhood centres is under way in the Bay.
Four days short: Students outside Auckland fear missing out on bonus NCEA credits
"The students of NZ are desperate," a petition to education authorities says.
Rotorua principal hoped masks would be mandatory in class
Bay of Plenty students are set to return to school on Thursday.
'I would rather we took the cautious approach': Northland principal happy to stay in lockdown
At 11.59pm on Tuesday everywhere south of Auckland will drop to alert level 3.
End-of-year NCEA exams delayed by two weeks
Schools have warned students face "huge anxiety" over lockdown's impact on their grades.
NCEA changes could be made 'if necessary'
But principals expect an announcement is around the corner.
Timaru car crash: Community invited to service to remember five lives lost
A service is being held at Roncalli College on Thursday in memory of the five boys killed.
Authorities focusing on Gloriavale Christian School as part of investigation
The Ministry of Education is in contact with the school.
Government's second shot at an 'Implementation Unit'
Government's second Implementation Unit will manage a handful of faltering projects.
Special needs taxi contract torn up after two weeks
Co-op Taxis gave up the contract by "mutual agreement" with the Ministry of Education.
'I tried until the last minute': Rural town's only early learning centre closes
It follows a long-standing struggle to draw qualified early childhood teachers to Lumsden.
School transport problems persist for more than 100 special needs students
Some students have been unable to get to school following the switch to Co-op Taxis.
'Falling through the cracks': Education ministry's warning about failing students
Rush to remove National Standards have left few measurements of student's progress.
'Unacceptable': Kids with special needs stranded by new school taxi service
The Ministry of Education says Co-op Taxis has "not met its contractual obligations".
Fantastic Four: The schools walking the Treaty talk
Four schools recognised on efforts to better recognise Māori language and culture.