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'I would rather we took the cautious approach': Northland principal happy to stay in lockdown
At 11.59pm on Tuesday everywhere south of Auckland will drop to alert level 3.
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
Students plant 1500 native trees to protect the harbour and habitat for native birds.
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.
'You don't have the balls': Teacher taunted student to groom him
Details show how teacher Monica Young groomed her 14-year-old victim.
Border to open to hundreds of overseas teachers - Hipkins
Move helps schools struggling to recruit for some locations or subjects, minister says.
A Whangārei school takes on a journey to discover its roots
Kokopu school staff came across historical learnings on it journey to discover its roots.
'Fear of failure': Secondary school scraps level 1 NCEA exams
A school survey found pupils were placing pressure on themselves, afraid of failure.
School's threat to shame playground vandals on social media
Public welcome at school - but public shaming possible for those who vandalise.
Two more men charged in Dilworth School sex abuse investigation
Two further men already in the court process have also been charged with more offences.
'Huge waiting list': Expats fuel demand for private-school places
Private schools are shutting rolls amid "huge" waiting lists.
The 'invisible' part of NZ history the new curriculum completely ignores
They were the only ethnic group to pay a £100 poll tax for entry to NZ.
School mourns 'larger-than-life' first-year teacher
"One teacher, or person, or role model that the kids would never, ever forget."
'History can hurt': Warnings over new school curriculum
Teachers anxious on how they would manage discussions about cross-cultural conflict.
Praising foreign students' English is racist 'microaggression'
British universities issue staff guidelines, amid free speech/discrimination debate.
Man forbidden to be with children on bail near primary school
A police spokesperson said they wouldn't release any details about the man's charge.
Tackling racism in Aotearoa: Should white privilege be taught in schools?
Some say it is divisive, while others say it is essential to tackle entrenched inequities.
Dilworth School sex abuse: Third death among accused
The 70-year-old is the second accused to die this week.
Taika Waititi fronts anti-racism campaign aimed at teachers
Unteach Racism programme urges teachers to confront racial stereotypes.
'It's not our word': Professor apologises after using racial slur in lecture
Student left "incredibly uncomfortable" after lecturer uses the racial slur in class.
'It's very hard to control,' NZ teacher faces uncertainty in Covid-hit Mongolia
Mark Chapman is in his ninth lockdown and separated from his wife and children in NZ.
Church unaware its former choir director had faced sex allegations
James Tibbles was an organist at St Patrick's Cathedral.
Top school: 'We will take girls' complaints to authorities'
St Cuthbert's College says it now has 'robust child protection policies in place'.
'Absolute nightmare': ECE closes without warning to parents
Lollipops Hastings has permanently closed, citing a shortage of staff.
Local Focus: Popular Waterline educator retires after 16 years
Adrienne Rickey looks back at teaching 39,000 children. Made with funding from NZ on Air.