Teachers claim public mandate for pay hike action
More than half of New Zealanders support a pay rise for teachers of at least 10 per cent.
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Survey finds a third of teachers feel their teaching has been strengthened by new groups.
Education Council's name change will cost $220,000
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Teachers: $300m collaborative policy has flopped
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Kiwi childcare chain launches cut-out guns for kids
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Restraint rules 'expelled common sense' from classroom
Principals say every restraint incident takes up to nine hours of paperwork.
Woman takes helm at Graham Henry's old school
Singapore-born Adeline Blair is the first woman to lead a state boys' school in Auckland.
Auckland University to cut top musicians' jobs
"Outdated" conservatory model will be replaced by research-intensive academic department.
Paid union meeting at Whanganui East School today
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Chinese teachers teach $200-an-hour English course
Teacher Rui Zhong says Chinese teachers are better positioned to teach English to Chinese.
Teacher's career over after 'I love you' text to 16yo female student
Teacher used social media to talk to the girl and took her and a friend out one night.
Whitecliffe Art School sold to Fiji-born entrepreneur
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Teacher under investigation for affair with ex-student
Teacher in his fifties alleged to have left the country with 19-year-old former student.
Why aren't Kiwi kids good with their money?
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Inside the curious world of a New Zealand charter school
Parents say charter schools picked up children excluded from other schools.
NCEA debate: How can physics and tramping be valued equally?
The NZ Initiative argues that we have "placed a deceit at the heart" of NCEA.
Business thinktank: 'Bring back external exams for NCEA'
Research shows 40% of students with NCEA Level 2 fail basic literacy and numeracy tests.
Four out of five polytechnics face losses by 2022
Polytech and vocational training leaders meet in Manukau tomorrow to map a survival plan.
Teacher shortage a 'ticking time bomb'
The number of people training to be teachers dropped 40 per cent in six years.
Exclusive: Auckland will be short of 3000 teachers by 2027
Top secondary teachers' pay scale would have to jump 36 per cent to restore real 1979 pay.
Girl says she was bullied at school; school says her mother intimidated another child
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