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Opinion: NCEA is flawed - it’s time to end this experiment on our teenagers

OPINION: We need to accept the inevitable and end our experiment with a flawed system.

Fergus Morunga: From stutter to success, a true Lindisfarne leader

'Comfortable being uncomfortable': as he graduates from Lindisfarne College.

Opinion: Privatisation by stealth – education changes opening the door to private interests

OPINION: Govt responsible for the education of all our children and should not outsource.

School rugby: Nation's best sevens schools decided

Tauranga Boys' College win the Condor Sevens, marking their first national title in style.

Editorial: Government must do more to tackle teacher shortage

OPINION: Principals say there is a lack of locally trained teachers available.

Best of Premium Sport: North v South - NZ's top sporting schools revealed

Which island holds the balance of power in secondary school sports? Mike Thorpe reports.

'It is actually a crisis': School principals warn of staffing shortage

Schools struggle to fill positions amid rising student numbers.

Free Te Tiriti books for all NZ high schools after donor's gift

Roimata Smail: 'This generous support ensures students access clear Treaty knowledge.'

Australia moves to ban children under 16 from social media

Australia's PM says social media platforms are 'doing real harm to our kids'.

'Students were flummoxed': Elite girls school complains over NCEA maths, biology exams

Department heads say the questions confused teachers, as well as students.

Young guns: The Black Caps' next generation of stars

The next wave of talent is ready to stake a claim for a Black Cap.

Education minister announces trial of 'intensive' maths programme

Education Minister Erica Stanford announcing the Government will trial a new “intensive” mathematics programme during term one and two next year. Video / Mark Mitchell

'Betrayed': Resigned King's College staffer messaged adults, not minors, school says

The male staffer acknowledged being involved in inappropriate online activity.

'No criminal offences' committed by resigned King's College staffer, police say

The male staffer acknowledged being involved in inappropriate online activity.

The schools fuelling New Zealand's Olympic rowing dominance

Discover the Kiwi schools taking students from classrooms to podiums.

Earthquake risks close Wellington college buildings

Students are asked to work from home on Tuesday due to a severe classroom shortage.