Student stabbed in ear while defending teacher from attack
A Northland College student was assaulted while trying to protect his teacher.
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School Trustees Association expects most primary schools will close after mediation fails.
Closures and childcare during strike is up to school boards
Some schools will be forced to close for the day during the strike.
Teachers and principals vote for full-day strike
It is 24 years since educators have gone on strike.
Unitec acknowledges 'major change was difficult'
Unitec reviews policy changes blamed for financial crisis.
Teachers' strike may be avoided after mediation starts
Primary teachers' 16 per cent pay claim goes to mediation before a strike due on Aug 15.
Macleans College abandons NCEA Level 1
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Ban tightens on school kids holding guns
School children will not be allowed to handle restricted police or military weapons.
Visa curb will cut revenue, warns MIT
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Charter school founder in 'massive shock' over delay
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Dr Lance O'Sullivan's health-by-email NZ-wide
Deal with BestStart's 280 centres marks Lance O'Sullivan's jump to a nationwide service.
Educators to vote on pushing strike to full day
The ballot would run for a week from this Wednesday.
Anglicans and Catholics eye Northcote for school
"Anything is possible in this new age," Anglican schools say as Catholic school closes.
'Call for back up': Kids escaped kindy on trikes
One of the three climbed on top of a trike and unlocked a 1.7m gate.
In your neighbourhood? Find out where Auckland's new schools will be built
Four or five new high schools and eight to 10 new primaries to cope with Auckland growth.
Drunk, abuse, force-feeding: Horrific early childhood education complaints
Report highlights all complaints Ministry received from the past year.
Mum found guilty over failure to get kids to class
She said her children were too sick for school - the school took her to court.
Half of teachers at a south Auckland school on verge of quitting
Teachers at Roscommon School love their jobs but want to own homes, start families.
'Bullying' claims over charter schools
Charter school supporters say they have freedoms that special character schools don't.
Hipkins responds to 'fail' for NCEA review
Principals are miffed that 5-year-olds have been asked for views but not them.
Rotorua teachers and principals meet over pay offers
The meeting is one of many being held around the country to determine strike action.
Matariki: why it should be a public holiday
An acclaimed Māori astronomer is heartened to see more Kiwis celebrating Matariki.
OPINION: Training institutes need to do better
Polytechs need to improve their training courses for the disadvantaged.
Hato Petera College set to close
Hato Petera College has been plagued by governance problems and a falling roll.
First meeting over teachers' pay held, more to come
It comes as government workers and nurses also decide on industrial action.
Teachers to vote over latest pay offer
Teachers to vote later this month about whether to accept the ministry's latest pay offer.
CBD building to make way for hotel project
A total $5.7m was consented for a Quest hotel on Devonport Rd in central Tauranga.
National Standards: Review group quietly appointed
Ministry quietly opens parents' survey on replacing National Standards, closing June 28.
Student excluded over assault at high school
Pupil excluded from school following assault that sent youth to hospital
Partnership schools receive termination notices
Schools told their contracts will finish at the end of the year.
John Morris: Education needs to hear teachers' voices
Education needs to be based on what works, not fads.
Staff cuts drag NZ universities down in world rankings
Only our smallest universities, Waikato and Lincoln, have lifted their rankings.