More Māori students placed in alternative education
More than 1200 Māori students were placed in alternative education in 2017.
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MP calls for meeting over Toi Ohomai
Tamati Coffey has asked for the meeting following announcements of job cuts.
Hawke's Bay educators rally for pay equity
Fair's Fair Mana Taurite events will be staged in Hastings today.
Over 100 kindy teachers trained in tree climbing
Teachers at kindergartens are being encouraged to complete a course in tree climbing.
Sex-related complaint at primary school
The Ministry of Education learned of a 'serious allegation' in February.
Investigation into preschool after child's death
The child died in hospital on November 9 last year.
School grappling historic misconduct issues making big changes
Matipo Primary School has spent months restructuring its school systems and culture.
Hawkesby: You can't just tell teens not to do drugs
COMMENT: Teens will not just abstain from drugs just because we tell them to.
Kids smoking dope don't need less education, they need more
The consequences of the punishment are worse than the crime.
Big Read: Aussie degrees soon to be worthless
Not all institutions will be able to make the leap to cope with industry disruption.
Tauranga Girls' College Principal looks to the future
Tara Kanji discusses her vision for the future. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
PM's excellence award presented at Parliament
Andrew Tang received the award at a ceremony in Wellington today.
One in 10 primary schools ask parents to pay for teacher aides and support
More than two-thirds of schools say they don't get enough support for all children.
Show us your ethics: Tearfund
Tearfund says consumers can't be sure companies are reducing exploitation.
School Report: Otumoetai College Principal admits shedding a tear
Russell Gordon discusses his recent transition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Opinion: Tomorrow's Schools review by yesterday's experts
Opinion: The review is about repurposing schools for the 21st century.
Hawkins to pay millions for leaky school buildings
A surveyor said temporary repairs were 'like putting a finger in a dam'.
'Serious misconduct': Police called in at Auckland school
Board of Trustees acknowledged what it called "a series of historical concerns".
School Report: Merivale School Principal aims to be a positive influence
Tom Paekau discusses his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
DairyNZ implements educational ice cream kits for kids
DairyNZ has a cool kit for schools that challenges children to make their own ice cream.
'Sir Beegee' knighted for services to rugby
Beegee to his friends, Dad and Granddad to his family, now he can be called Sir.
Teen defends wearing cultural dress to school ball
Student hit with cruel comments online after posting pictures in her school ball dress.
School Report: Aquinas College Principal feels the spirit
Matt Dalton discusses the challenges of his new role. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
University students rally against library closure
The petition has at least 4000 signatures at the moment.
Opinion: What's really hurting universities
COMMENT: Auckland University is in excellent heart, idea of a "malaise" is nonsense.
Smarten up, schools told
Education Review Office says school Esol funding needs to be extended beyond five years.
Teacher: 'People learn to shut up'
Staff reported cartilage damage, using alcohol to cope, severe stress and crying at work.
Charter school parents protest outside PM's office
Pro-charter school protesters are calling on PM Jacinda Ardern to keep them open.
Funding model 'broken': Greerton Village School
Greerton Village School is under financial pressure now it has 24 high-needs students.
Students to rally against library closures
At least 1000 students are set to rally against the closures on Monday.
Trend to bypass local schools goes into reverse
School zoning tightens as population growth reinforces policies to reduce competition.
Popular schools close doors to out-of-zone students
A 30-year pattern of bypassing local schools is reversing under population pressure.
Former school board members call for government probe
Lawyers were called in when a school refused to reimburse a parent for stolen headphones
Prisoners build house, gain qualifications
The three bedroom house was lifted over the prison fence by a crane this morning.