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We will fail him on the beaches
Computerised exam marking system gives Winston Churchill's famous wartime speech an F grade.
Pupil in court after fire damages classrooms
A student at a top private school has been charged with arson after a fire that damaged two classrooms.
Row erupts over students' pro-rape site
Residents and masters cite anti-women atmosphere in campus halls.
Manukau's new uni lists its first-year courses
Manukau City's first university campus has announced its programmes
Gender gap widens among university graduates
Two-thirds of bachelor degrees last year went to women, the highest figure on record in New Zealand.
Economy reality kicks in for new graduates
Double accounting major forced to go on the dole after job-seeking desperation.
New education standards released
The Government has released new education standards to be introduced next year, tracking a student's progress and reporting it to their parents.
Asian organised crime recruits young students
An Auckland Grammar student alleged to have imported drugs into NZ is part of a growing and alarming trend, police say.
Two degrees, going for PhD - and he's only 18
Michael Hoy started university when he was 14 and graduates this week with engineering and science degrees.
Schoolboys agree to tell people of Nazi horrors
Five school students who tearfully apologised to war veterans for worshipping Nazi symbols will now teach museum visitors about the Nazis' atrocities.
Grammar boys will apologise for bowing to Nazi flag
A group of students will apologise to staff at the Auckland War Memorial Museum and explain why they were saluting before Nazi symbols.