Outrage after US teachers told to offer books with 'opposing' Holocaust views
"How do you oppose the Holocaust?" one teacher asked.
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New rules leave it to principals to decide if their students should sit exams in level 3.
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Serious misconduct: Teacher censured over sexual relationship with girl
A teacher is guilty of serious misconduct after a sexual relationship with a Year 13 girl.
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At least one teacher and two teacher aides have resigned over the mandate.
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The message was written by a 'slightly naughty' parent group using a school sign.
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'Completely inappropriate' for Dilworth to run sex abuse redress programme, survivor says
Survivors' group says the school has not yet apologised for its role in the abuse.
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Ministry will 'take into consideration' Royal Society maths report
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Northland principals encourage teachers to get vaccinated
Northland principals ask for more clarity around tougher rules for unvaccinated teachers.
Early childcare: No limit on number of bubbles as long as they fit safely
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Teacher struck off after inappropriate comments to girl who was assaulted
Tribunal found Philip Gibbs showed a "complete lack of judgement".
'Big strain': School holiday decision 'poor', cafe owner and parent says
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Shifting is 'not the solution': Hipkins on Auckland's unchanged school holidays
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Minister awaiting advice on possible school holiday move
Parents and principals are at odds over whether to move school holidays forward.
Whangārei schools focus on teaching students not subjects during transition
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Four days short: Students outside Auckland fear missing out on bonus NCEA credits
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Rotorua principal hoped masks would be mandatory in class
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Christchurch teacher behind 'inappropriate' racist posts avoids being struck off
Teacher claimed the racist posts were aimed at stimulating discussion and not his beliefs.
Small Business: Mission Ready a educational Institute to help career shift
Management trainee and an accountant come together to start a tech company, Mission Ready.
'I would rather we took the cautious approach': Northland principal happy to stay in lockdown
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Kamo High School targets Christmas break to begin new build
Kamo High School's new build construction works are planned to start in term 2 of 2022.
'Worrying time' for school community: Avondale College principal
Immediate focus on supporting each other and following health guidelines, principal says.
Covid-19: All students at one of NZ's largest schools told to isolate
A teacher at Avondale College tested positive for Covid-19 late last night.
Deputy principal at exclusive school resigns after months of absence
St Peter's School Cambridge announces resignation of deputy principal Yevette Williams.
Kerre McIvor: Don't like their rules? Don't choose the school
OPINION: It infuriates me when parents complain about school rules they signed up to.
Students learn about collaboration and environmental sustainability
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Two bosses at top school struck down with serious health issues months apart
The pair have been forced to resign or take leave because of serious health issues.
'Falling through the cracks': Education ministry's warning about failing students
Rush to remove National Standards have left few measurements of student's progress.
Teacher left 'awkward' at student's note
A teacher has shared the "embarrassing" discovery he made after a student left him a note.
Fantastic Four: The schools walking the Treaty talk
Four schools recognised on efforts to better recognise Māori language and culture.
Thousands of teachers' practising certificates to be reissued after court ruling
The High Court has quashed the Teaching Council's shift to annual certification.