Masks, staggered times as schools reopen
Some schools are staggering times or asking parents to wear masks.
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Māori Party: 'Let all NCEA students pass'
Māori Party says all students should be given NCEA passes this year.
Invercargill school principal resigns
Principal resigned after "a concern was raised with the school's board".
Auckland schools seek four bonus NCEA credits
Schools say Auckland students deserve four extra NCEA credits due to regional lockdown.
School newsletter copied with adult advertising
Schools warned not to publish children's full names in online newsletters.
Learning at home : 'I'm not going through that again!'
Two reports ask what schools and parents can learn from the last lockdown,
Schools plan extra NCEA catch-up tutorials
Auckland NCEA students say they need extra tutorials and credit opportunities.
Girl's grief-stricken whānau granted exemption to take her body through Auckland
Tangiwai Wilson died suddenly at her home in Hamilton early on Tuesday morning.
'Anxiety is higher this time' - Auckland kids stay home
Only a handful of children are back at school as Auckland parents remain anxious.
School students to get 8100 more free computers
Government is spending another $5.5m on computers for school students.
Auckland principal: Students at school in level 3 puts communities at risk
Auckland principals believe sending year 12 and 13 students to school is unnecessary.
School's back! Why some Auckland students will return in lockdown
Principals will be given option of allowing Year 12 and 13 students back to school early.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Ministry of Education rejects claim it has relaxed rules for ECEs
Any child - not just essential workers' kids - can be at ECE, the ministry reaffirmed.
Avondale College student tests positive for Covid-19
Close contacts of the student have been contacted directly by the principal.
TV but no online learning for 70,000 students
About 70,000 students still don't have computers for online learning.
Kiwi kids turn off reading - what can we do?
Report recommends 'a lot more' specialist reading teachers.
Parents on online school: 'It's not worth the stress'
Some parents are determined to be more relaxed about home learning this time.
Focus Live: Seven new Covid-19 cases in New Zealand
There are seven new cases of Covid-19 today. All are in the community and there are no cases in managed isolation. Six cases are linked to the Auckland cluster and one case is being investigated. Video / Chris Tarpey
Marist College reaches out to help Covid schools
School that had NZ's second-biggest Covid cluster reaches out to help others.
Second wave: Two workplaces shut, workers showing covid symptoms
The identity of the two infected Auckland workplaces remains secret.
Pupil from infected family attended Auckland primary school
The child has been tested but the results have not come back yet.
'They have let us down': Pacific teachers appeal to PM after funding cut
Funding for Pacific-language education have been diverted to Covid recovery.
Public v private: The old school tie network - and why faith matters
Faith-based integrated schools, not private schools, are strongest in the NZ Parliament.
Mum's fury: Boy concussed in classroom attack sent home by bus
The school confirmed it was not correct protocol to send him home on the bus.
Te Aho Ngārahu fund receives $1.5m boost for reo Māori resources
The fund received a $1.5m boost to its budget, increasing its annual funding to $3.41m.
Watch: Teens brawl in front of funeral home
Police are making inquiries into the fight outside a Matamata chapel today.
Frank - Changing South S2 EP 15
The delightful tale of one teacher, 12 girls and their determination to shatter the glass ceiling at one of New Zealand's most traditional schools. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Frank Film
Religion in schools survey slammed as 'biased'
Survey suggests scrapping religious instruction but teaching about all religions.
Nikki Kaye will leave 'deep hole' in education
Kaye reached across the party divide to push educational modernisation.
Redundancy notices start for wage subsidy workers
Work is about to end for many of the 372,000 Kiwis still on Covid-19 wage subsidies.
'Ethnic prejudice' alleged in smacking charge
Ethnic prejudice alleged in case against teacher charged with smacking her own children.
Choking guidelines on hold for childcare centres
Guidelines to limit choking risks have been put on hold at daycares due to Covid-19.
Toddler brain damaged after choking at daycare: Family blast 'useless' inquiry
Son, 5, cannot walk, talk or roll over after incident at Rotorua childcare centre.
One in eight principals quit or changed schools last year
More principals are ageing and retiring each year.