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Police probe: Video circulates of female teacher and pupils
Video involving a teacher accused of serious misconduct circulating among students
Minister briefed on Marlborough teacher
Minister has been briefed about Blenheim teacher.
Day in the life of a teacher: Five Kiwis tell their stories
Around 50,000 teachers are ready to strike.
Mega teachers' strike: All you need to know
Teachers are striking again next week - here's a guide to the issues.
Teacher's diary: No lunch break and emails at 10pm
A teacher runs through his day at a decile 10 girls' school as teachers prepare to strike.
Minister wants urgent briefing into allegations at school
Marlborough Boys' College teacher on leave following a serious conduct complaint.
Mega-strike: Teachers break down in tears over workloads
Teachers are waking up at 4.30am to tackle the mountain of paperwork.
Teacher's diary: '18 hour day, only 30min with my family'
A primary school principal runs through his day as 50,000 teachers prepare to strike.
Teacher's diary: 'Woke at 4.30am worrying about workload'
Some teachers get up at 4.30am in a bid to tackle their increasing workload.
Teacher's diary: Work not finished at 10pm
50,000 teachers are preparing to strike - here's a look at one teacher's typical workload.
Guess who: Auckland Grammar shares schoolboy photos of famous old boys
The elite Auckland school is celebrating 150 years.
Mosque attacks prompt review of school lockdowns
More schools are getting lockdown training and expert advice after the mosque attacks.
Editorial: Stopping bullying in schools starts at home
EDITORIAL: The ultimate responsibility for teaching values lies with parents & caregivers.
Forced NCEA externals 'a giant step back'
Liberal schools see NCEA change as "step backwards", but Auckland Grammar is happy.
Focus Live: NCEA overhaul - more emphasis on exams, literacy and numeracy
Focus Live: NCEA overhaul - more emphasis on exams, literacy and numeracy
Teachers mega-strike: Some schools may still open
Confusion remains high for parents as an unprecedented day of strike action looms.
NCEA overhaul: More emphasis on exams, literacy and numeracy skills
External assessment will increase from 30 per cent to 50 per cent in NCEA.
Bullying in schools: A blight on society
More than a third of students are still being bullied even in the "best" schools.
Schools mega-strike to impact 800,000: Govt won't budge
The first combined all-schools strike will take place on Wednesday, May 29.
D-Day for education: Big NCEA shake-up today to focus on learning, not credits
Students go more for quantity than quality approach in quest for credits.
Principals speak about violence and threats in schools
Principals say they need a range of support measures to cope with mounting violence.
Shocking video of vicious assault sent to 'terrified' victims
Students were brutally attacked by bullies. Now victim's family are getting gang threats.
Scots College headmaster accused of 'sexist' remarks ahead of girls joining roll
The all boys' school will be co-ed from 2020.
'Throw it in the drain': Student says he was told to leave kitten
Student pulled shivering cat after hearing meowing but says teachers told him not to help.
John Roughan: Level playing field may limit our stars
COMMENT: Education should not put the interests of schools above those of individuals.
Revealed: NZ's best schools - how co-ed schools rank against single-sex
A new ranking of NZ secondary schools places St Cuthbert's College first.
Taradale High School farewells long-serving principal
Community urged to welcome new principal with an open mind and warm hearts.
Focus Live: Strikes loom again as primary school teachers reject latest pay offer
Nationwide strikes loom again as primary school teachers reject their latest pay offer.
Three suspicious approaches involving students on Auckland's North Shore
Belmont Intermediate School issued a warning to parents and the local community today.
'I'm feeling kinky': Ex-Auckland PE teacher struck off
PE teacher told student she was "feeling kinky".
Much ado about something: Students compete for regional Shakespeare competition honours
Western Heights students tackle a 15-minute scene from "Much ado About Nothing".
Vietnamese students to study at Bay of Plenty schools
Two Bay of Plenty schools are thrilled to be involved with the new government scholarship.
New head of school busting out the moves at Girls' College
Dance has given Nikita McDonald the confidence to shake things up where necessary.