Hawke's Bay teacher honoured with national award
Ongaonga School deputy principal has received a National Excellence in Teaching Award.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromSecondary Education
Partnership schools' national board to stand down
Board does not want to contribute to dismantling initiative "which is achieving so much".
Low-decile schools feel the love with KidsCan's help
As kids are fed, watered and kept warm school attendance bumps up.
National complains over handling of partnership schools
National has complained about the Government's handling of partnership schools.
Schools celebrating scholarship success
Lindisfarne College among Hawke's Bay schools pleased with recent scholarship results.
Schools tapping parents for big sums
Seventy per cent of schools will scrap donations if Labour pays $150 per student instead.
Information sought post charter schools decision
Amendment bill aims to bring charter schools back in to the state system.
Whangarei charter school hopeful for future
Whangarei's Te Kapehu Whetu school is not fazed by Govt intention to end charter schools.
Apology after 258 NCEA students marked zero
NZQA working to fix problem and plans to release correct results by the end of the day.
We need a liberal education in co-ed schools
History and civics should be taught in schools and senior levels should not be single sex.
Donate tampons so girls don't miss school: Sallies
The Salvation Army has launched an appeal for sanitary products.
Government steps in to save school arts events
Government up funding for children's performance providers after Stage Challenge axed.
Swept away: Mum returned as soon as downpour hit kids
Pair who died at Cascade Falls were keen football players at Massey High School.
Back-to-school costs have parents worried
How much sending the kids back to school costs could depend on where you live.
A class act: In praise of teachers
Ten years ago, completing school was a distant dream for Alexia Russell's autistic son.
NZ Poet Laureate shares taonga with Haumoana artist
NZ Poet Laureate Selina Tusitala Marsh has been writing in Hawke's Bay.
Editorial : Fix the teacher shortage
EDITORIAL: We need to entice more graduates into school teaching.
School costs climb to more than $1k
A Hamilton father has to pay $1000 to send his boy to Hamilton's Hillcrest High.
Back-to-school costs bite twice
Families struggling with back-to-school costs are getting further stung by payday lenders.
Rotorua teacher shortage at 'crisis point'
A school has been forced to pull two people out of retirement to fill teaching positions.
Editorial: School exams need to change
Too much classroom time is spent testing for NCEA and a review of the system is timely.
The wait is over for thousands of students
The wait is over for thousands of students as NCEA results were released yesterday.
Students in tears at maths exam but passed
Last year's Level 1 maths exam brought students to tears - but most have still passed.
NCEA results going well but not for all
The big day has arrived for 168,000 secondary school pupils.
Exam bosses coy on NCEA release time
About 143,000 students will be able to access their NCEA results online tomorrow.
Hindi to be taught at Papatoetoe High School
Hindi is to be taught at Papatoetoe High School by teacher Aneeta Bidesi.
Peter Lyons: NCEA teaching our kids they don't need to try too hard
COMMENT: The main lesson taught by NCEA is called satisficing.
Ride-on mower, $7k party: Schools named and shamed
Some schools did not report fraud by workers who moved to other schools.
Loud music just as addictive as smoking, expert says
Global studies show about 14 per cent of children have noise induced hearing loss
NCEA review to look at workload, assessment
Are our teenagers overassessed at school?
Alwyn Poole: Teacher training letting us down
COMMENT: Teaching needs to offer paid apprenticeship training.
Teacher who stopped head-banging incident censured
Teachers' union concerned after teacher censured for stopping boys hurting each other.
NZQA agrees to talk about maths exam
Open letter expressing concerns about the Level 1 maths exam signed by 118 teachers.
Correspondence School travel bill surges
Destinations have included San Francisco, Washington DC, Johannesburg, and Los Angeles.