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Foreign brains wooed with lower university fees

Working rights change for international students

Children who attend pre-school do better in life, report says

<EM>Tom Nicholson:</EM> Reading vouchers would boost thousands of children

Claims of racism at school

Takeover powers for elite schools

Parents and teachers attack National's education policy

Sci-fi and strings spell success

Teachers mark down National's test plans

National pledges to give parents control of education

Student-tracker scheme to beat school-shy

Two Rs, no matter what

School stands by decision to send pupils home

International students worth more than $2b

Intermediate school calls in drug dogs

<EM>John Langley:</EM> NCEA system discussions are heading off the tracks

<EM>Doug Blackmur:</EM> NCEA principles may have been hijacked along the way

$4bn savings plan too costly, says Government

Essays trace footsteps to Gallipoli

Too much TV turns children into bullies, researchers say

Remote island's simple lifestyle good for health

Brightest scholars awarded top money

Education Minister may step into school fees row

<EM>John Roughan:</EM> Mechanistic marking dooms NCEA

U-turn means scholarship students will see the grades

<EM>Editorial:</EM> NCEA reform a question of standards

<EM>John Morris:</EM> Australian answer to NCEA woes

Government exam fix sparks more controversy

School ‘donations’ battle looms

Changes approved for this year’s scholarship exams

Student debt of $65,000 hits doctors

Government drops study savings plan

Govt on track for savings plan

Nelson school battling high numbers

Foreign brains wooed with lower university fees

Working rights change for international students

Children who attend pre-school do better in life, report says

<EM>Tom Nicholson:</EM> Reading vouchers would boost thousands of children

Claims of racism at school

Takeover powers for elite schools

Parents and teachers attack National's education policy

Sci-fi and strings spell success

Teachers mark down National's test plans

National pledges to give parents control of education

Student-tracker scheme to beat school-shy

Two Rs, no matter what

School stands by decision to send pupils home

International students worth more than $2b

Intermediate school calls in drug dogs

<EM>John Langley:</EM> NCEA system discussions are heading off the tracks

<EM>Doug Blackmur:</EM> NCEA principles may have been hijacked along the way

$4bn savings plan too costly, says Government

Essays trace footsteps to Gallipoli

Too much TV turns children into bullies, researchers say

Remote island's simple lifestyle good for health

Brightest scholars awarded top money

Education Minister may step into school fees row

<EM>John Roughan:</EM> Mechanistic marking dooms NCEA

U-turn means scholarship students will see the grades

<EM>Editorial:</EM> NCEA reform a question of standards

<EM>John Morris:</EM> Australian answer to NCEA woes

Government exam fix sparks more controversy

School ‘donations’ battle looms

Changes approved for this year’s scholarship&nbsp;exams

Student debt of $65,000 hits doctors

Government drops study savings plan

Govt on track for savings plan

Nelson&nbsp;school&nbsp;battling high numbers

Changes approved for this year’s scholarship exams

Nelson school battling high numbers