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Editorial: Common sense finally prevails with phones being banned in NZ classrooms
OPINION: Measures which came into force yesterday are long overdue.
OPINION: Measures which came into force yesterday are long overdue.
Education Minister Erica Stanford outlines her top six priorities in education. Video / NZ Herald
Work programmes would soon be announced relating to the priority areas.
Documents suggest the loss of nearly 600 roles at the Ministry of Education.
It comes as a number of agencies are cutting jobs in their search for savings.
OPINION: Our bureaucratic, top-down education system is visibly failing us.
Residents of Te Pōhue want more time to present alternatives to the Ministry of Education.
OPINION: With the dire need to cut costs, agencies should have to justify why they exist.
ANALYSIS: The Government's cuts will hurt, but their wider impact might be muted.
The PSA has called it a 'brutal day' for the public sector.
The pouch brand has grown into the mainstream through social media.
The minister says the two changes are a 'down payment' on a fuller review.
The plan was simply a list of actions, without timeframes or concrete details.
The first are expected to be up and running by next year.
Education and Oranga Tamariki staff wait to learn next week if they have lost their jobs.
OPINION: Eight new agencies across the public service helped fuel record staffing levels.
Taking time good news for students currently studying towards NCEA, top principal says.
Schools need to be fully open every day of the school year, writes Alwyn Poole.
Teachers believed disruptive behaviour had got worse in the past two years.
How the community has helped make his parents' dream come true.
Van Velden said redundancies also happened in the private sector all the time.
Adults and children alike can be spotted staring into the couple's windows at all hours.
Investors could be used to build more public schools. It's been controversial overseas.
Alcohol and speeding were believed to be factors in the collision, principal says.
Everything you need to know about the 20 schools at risk of losing promised classrooms.
The Ministry of Education has stepped in and told the school to enrol the boy.
OPINION: It’s time to roll up our sleeves and settle in for some hard graft.
Assaults, smoking, vaping and alcohol all resulted in formal removal.
Teachers claim schools do not feel confident about introducing the new level 1 standards.