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Childcare fees may rise as staff pay soars
Early childhood relief teacher pay leaps above $45 due to teacher shortage.
Auckland school choice set to tighten
Housing infill will force zoning schemes at 103 of Auckland's 140 unzoned schools.
61 new schools planned, one new one funded
Government plans 61 new schools; funding announced for one at Milldale.
Principals ban working with ministry
Principals have voted to stop co-operation with the ministry from July 8 to August 16.
School camps saved: Parents will still pay
Schools can charge for camps and still get a $150 grant.
Schools block 300,000 porn searches a month
Schools blocked 300,000 porn searches in one month.
Hipkins: Teachers' pay offer 'the final deal'
Education Minister says there's no more money for primary principals.
'Furious': Students barred from ball until fees paid
School told students they couldn't attend a ball until they paid subject fees.
Jump in complaints against early childhood carers
Complaints jumped by a third last year but only half were upheld.
Schools may scrap camps to get new grant
School camps may be an unexpected casualty of a new grant to low and mid-decile schools.
'There will be a school shooting here' - bathroom tag
The sister of a student at a school threatened with a shooting wants more communication.
Non-union teachers angry at pay rise delay
Unusual three-month delay in pay rises angers non-union teachers.
Audrey Young: Ardern's most valued minister revealed
COMMENT: It has been a week in which the Government governed exceptionally well.
Week of secondary teacher strikes cancelled
Secondary school teachers have called off Monday's strike action.
Modern learning: Just how different are schools today?
Modern 'learning spaces' are hard to recognise if you're used to traditional classrooms.
Classroom crunch: The areas where kids are learning in prefabs
A big backlog of school building work is blamed on an overstretched construction industry.
Frustrated principal: 'I don't care if I break the law'
At least 54 schools forced to extend board elections due to NZ Post delays.
Nikki Kaye's report card: Education Minister gets a 'F'
High level of disappointment in sector due to unmet election promises, MP says.
Hosking: Teachers' plea puts Hipkins to the test
Comment: A country on strike is not a focused, productive country.
Teachers' deal may cost as much as a Poseidon aircraft
Settling the teachers' dispute could cost almost as much as a Poseidon aircraft.
Surprise move: Striking teachers get paid
Ministry lays ground for talks by agreeing to pay striking teachers.
Kōhanga volunteers will get minimum wage by 2021
Extra funding for kōhanga reo, but no decision yet on kōhanga's broader future.
Teacher action starts today with Year 9 students
Secondary teachers refuse to teach Year 9 students today despite talks.
Teachers look for 'creative solution': 'We can't continue like this'
Teachers may have to settle for progress over several years, not immediately.
Teachers vow to strike again if they don't get a better deal
Teachers take to the picket line, with some students also showing their support.
Teacher: 'I feel undervalued'
Divergent views on the strike from a teacher, a parent and an ex-charter school.
Comment: Mum's fairness lesson in teachers' strike
COMMENT: An open letter to Ministry of Education deputy secretary Ellen MacGregor-Reid.
No talks: Most schools to close for strike
No date for talks has been set yet, forcing most schools to close for tomorrow's strike.
Budget set to fund school health services?
Child wellbeing will be central to the Budget - and it won't all be for teachers.
Predator principal's career of sex crimes and silencing
Former principal Paul Herrick sexually abused children over his 30 year career - how?
'Scary': Govt steps in to help 367 schools - the full list
Officials have stepped into a third of all low-decile schools since 2009.
Low-income parents back higher teacher pay
At least 20 parents from decile-1 May Rd School will march up Queen St with teachers.
Urgent talks granted on teacher pay claims
Employment Relations Authority will hear teachers' case again.