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School balls: Private school to Covid test ballgoers at door
Guests could be turned away at the venue if they test positive.
'It is up to us, as members of Aotearoa, to work towards racial unity' : says Northland teen on winning Race Unity Speech Awards winner
Northland student is named the joint national winner of the Race Unity Speech Awards.
Northland rangatahi claims a double with speech and table tennis wins
Whangārei teen wins big at Race Unity speech contest and secondary schools sports titles.
Prison for former Dilworth staffer: 'I lived for 30 years fearful of the knock on the door'
Alister Harlow has been sentenced to three years, eight months' prison for sex abuse.
Principals unimpressed after rehearsals for new tests
New tests for literacy and numeracy are too hard for students, says school principal.
Kiwis can't fly - or read: Why are so many NZ children struggling with literacy?
Learning to read in New Zealand comes at a high cost, writes Megan Wood.
Opinion: How politicians have sucked life out of young Kiwis
OPINION: 'NZ has become a country for oldies to enjoy whilst the young silently drown.'
'We are basically in a crisis': Northland's ECE centre director on the Teaching Council fee and levy changes
Northland's education leaders ponder upon the effects of the Teaching Council fee changes.
Kathy Spencer: Deciles affect only 3% of school funding
OPINION: Former senior manager considers whether six years to replace deciles is a waste.
'Te Wānanga o Aotearoa has not acted in good faith'
Terminal cancer patient is not only fighting for her life but for an insurance payout.
Pride protest at Bethlehem College over its gender and marriage stance
The school has recently come under fire for its views on gender and marriage.
'Schools screaming out for help': Iwi send in kaimahi as absenteeism rises
Many Māori learners and whānau have little to no trust in their local education services.
'Totally unfair': Principal blasts Eden Park management over cancelling school ball
"They need to be prepared to work with schools rather than just cut us off at the knees."
Matariki 2022: Centre of Indigenous Science opens new pathways for students
Matariki brings in new innovation and study opportunities for Otago University students.
Eden Park bans school balls, raucous events enraged residents
'We know the schools will be deeply disappointed.'
Canterbury offers 300 university scholarships to students from poorer schools
The initiative was unveiled as part of the university's 150-year birthday celebration.
Graduating teachers carry region's hopes
Tai Tokerau's education graduates share their learning experiences
Susan Grimsdell: Child literacy as simple as ABC
OPINION: This mother started her daughter on the path to reading with a can of marmalade.
Hato Paora to reach 75-year milestone in October
Māori Catholic School will celebrate its 75 anniversary at Labour weekend in October
Education leader lauds Government strategy targeting 'disappearing students'
The strategy aims to return vanishing students to classrooms around the country.
Sunny Kaushal: Vaping is running rings around cigarettes
OPINION: Dairy and business owners' group defends sales of vaping products.
School fits hidden detectors to tackle 'crazy' vaping epidemic
Aggressive marketing and evolving technology leaves schools battling a vaping 'epidemic'.
Flag raised on Hawke's Bay's EIT campus for International Rainbow Pride Month
Pride flag raised on campus - "It's about celebrating rainbow identity."
Kathie Irwin: Mind the gaps in pay equality
OPINION: Education consultant confronts inequality for mana wahine with solutions.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern speaks to the media
PM Jacinda Ardern says protesters who gathered outside a new Christchurch high school she was opening had "no effect" on the event. Video / George Heard
College may face 'formal intervention' over controversial marriage claim
The ministry has also revealed it told the college a month ago to remove the line.
Teacher hiring 'a nightmare' with not enough graduates
Without the influx of foreign teachers from overseas, schools are struggling to hire help.
Why literacy rates are falling in NZ schools
Student performance in the building-blocks of education is worsening.
Young vapers: 'More nicotine than a pack-a-day'
Schools seeking help for young people hooked on nicotine as numbers vaping increases.
Christ's College students allowed to wear Pacific attire to school
Ie faitaga can be worn instead of trousers throughout the year.
NZ urgently needs a Covid action plan for schools – here's how to do it
Schools need a foolproof plan to keep Covid-19 out of the classroom this winter.
Teacher hiring 'a nightmare' with not enough graduates
Without the influx of foreign teachers from overseas, schools are struggling to hire help.
Why literacy rates are falling in NZ schools
Student performance in the building-blocks of education is worsening.
Young vapers: 'More nicotine than a pack-a-day'
Schools seeking help for young people hooked on nicotine as numbers vaping increases.
Christ's College students allowed to wear Pacific attire to school
Ie faitaga can be worn instead of trousers throughout the year.
NZ urgently needs a Covid action plan for schools – here's how to do it
Schools need a foolproof plan to keep Covid-19 out of the classroom this winter.
Worries over teen vaping rise in New Plymouth
Highlands Intermediate has disciplined 17 students so far this year for vaping.
'The system is broken': Kids falling out of school puts demand on Alternative Education
Alternative education space in Northland is filled with over-capacity and minimal funding.
The downtowners: 45,000 people making a life in central Auckland
The biggest challenges face apartment-dwellers in area one deemed an "amenity wasteland".
NZ urgently needs a winter Covid action plan for schools – here's how to do it
THE CONVERSATION: An action plan for schools is urgently needed to protect children.
Students stranded as school bus firms cancel run at short notice
A severe lack of local bus drivers has left some families scrambling to get kids home.
More youth encouraged to connect with culture through marae-based workshop
Rangatahi Ora is conducting a three-day marae-based workshop from June 17 to 19.
Truancy crisis: Fewer than 60% attend school regularly - Govt sets targets to combat startling student stat
Truancy in New Zealand has been getting steadily worse since 2015.
Relief for 30 students following fight to keep school bus run
Parent says "that is what we wanted".
'Makes me want to put a fist through a wall': Student's painful maths classes
OPINION: A Year 12 student shares what it is like to have trouble grasping basic maths.
Mask wearing returns as winter illness hits schools
Grey Lynn School among a number of schools bringing back compulsory masking.
Student struggle: Behaviour getting worse in classroom for teachers
Aggression and worse student achievements are some of the impacts of pandemic disruption.
Diana Clement: Upskill to boost your earning power
OPINION: There are many cheap or even free courses you can sign up for.
Students protest at high school as three kaiako resign from Māori full immersion unit
Students fear without the teachers, their rumaki reo unit will 'crumble'.