
Whangarei music project granted $40,000
A Northland teacher's project focuses on raising Maori achievement through music.
A Northland teacher's project focuses on raising Maori achievement through music.
Men teaching preschoolers have almost quadrupled in nine years, but lobbyists want more.
Overseas teachers seeking NZ recognition of their qualifications have risen by 19 per cent
Most new Auckland teachers plan to leave town, and many are deferring having children.
A limited statutory manager has been appointed at the Kelston Deaf Education Centre.
Japanese government data shows more than 10,000 people were restrained in one year alone.
A female teacher has been deregistered after a relationship with a male student aged 16.
A former Nasa engineer is drawn to NZ by its great qualities.
Diane Marshall has retired as head of EIT's School of Viticulture and Wine Science.
A girl who taught herself Russian has come ninth in the world in an online test.
Schools are standing down a record number of students for assaulting teachers.
Education sector groups plan a campaign to make Māori history part of the core curriculum.
Transience has hit a record high in low-decile schools as the housing crisis hits children
A new report proposes rating teachers based on how much they lift student achievement.
Part-time high-school teachers have lodged a pay equity claim for paid preparation time.
Computing becomes part of the core curriculum.
From one of the worst to one of the best: Manurewa Intermediate wins supreme award.
Napier school lines up for education excellence award at Auckland ceremony.
The NZQA has agreed to an independent review of the NCEA "exemplars" process.
A long-serving principal has been struck off the register for forging her own appraisal.
Teachers say memorising past year's "exemplar" NCEA exams is widespread and not penalised.
An 8-year-old Kiwi girl was made to write an apology after trying to summon up a ghost.
Education Council suggests widening training to increase flexibility in schools.
COMMENT: Texting has not destroyed spelling, argues Tom Nicholson.
Ministry of Education says it will do more to keep at-risk teens in mainstream schools.
Teachers are changing the way they talk. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Trades training in solid skills aimed at getting students ready for work in real world.
A literacy expert says text language is undermining kids' spelling.
Where did your science teacher hail from? Hundreds of students are about to find out.
Thirty-four workers in "essential services" have won heavily discounted houses.