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More tests follow E. coli find at schools
The source of E. coli contamination at two Waiheke schools is still unknown.
'We don't have anywhere to play'
Students call on "silly people" who damaged school field to hand themselves in.
Teachers share the most bizarre complaints from parents
What can be worse than a classroom of badly behaved kids? Their parents.
Cooking classes leave veges off the menu
Less than 50 per cent of kids are taught how to plan and prepare a healthy, main meal
Budget to include $5m for more teachers
More money will be spent lifting teacher numbers over the next four years.
Business school for Indians shut down
A business school catering predominantly for Indian students has been deregistered.
NZ ranked 158th of 165 on child rights
A European advocacy group has ranked NZ 158th out of 165 nations on children's rights.
Lab tests confirm teacher's cannabis use
Teacher denied using cannabis and cited weight loss as explanation for positive test.
Financial squeeze: Students go hungry
Some tertiary students are going hungry as living costs are outrunning grants.
Watch: Cooking classes not healthy
Research shows that year 7 and 8 cooking classes are not focusing on complete, healthy main meals
$100k boost for scholarships on tall ship
$100K funding means more scholarships on Spirit of NZ.
Making a difference to young minds
Psychologist and founder of Kidz Therapy Marie Kelly talks about her sensitive business.
The things that make us a true Kiwi
The key ingredients that make up a Kiwi aren't what you might think.
Little rules out schools without playing fields idea
Labour leader has dismissed idea of schools without playing fields.
Why home taught kids perform better
It's arguably the biggest trend in education and even teachers are shocked.
Professor's $1m farewell gift to uni
This is the largest single donation ever made by a staff member of the university.
New city schools won't have sports fields
Exclusive: A new type of school without playing fields is being proposed for urban areas.
Teens caught up in 'fight club' claims
Four teenagers at Nelson College have been caught up in serious bullying incidents.
Teacher's note not as it seems
The note said there is something "very important" the student should know.
Bullying: Three students suspended
Three Nelson students have been suspended and stood down over serious bullying incidents.
Rotorua early childhood teacher disciplined after admitting drug use
A disciplinary tribunal decision has been released about a weed-smoking ECE teacher.
Nelson students stood down for bullying
Nelson College students stood down after allegedly organising fights between juniors.
2-hour screen time limit: New guidelines
Children aged 5 to 13 should get uninterrupted sleep of at least 9 hours a night.
Dentists go mobile for needy children
A mobile dentistry clinic is being launched for needy families in West Auckland
Rachel Smalley: St Kent's should have been prosecuted
COMMENT: Who would ever give a child in their care a razor blade?
'Potential for death': School's close call
Graphic details of injuries suffered during a Sweeney Todd high school production emerge.
Student's graduation heartache
Handing in her last uni assignment was meant to bring happiness and relief.
Labour's charter school stance queried
Labour has been asked what will happen to existing charter schools if it wins power.
'Let kids be kids': School-age debate
Education Minister defends policy as Labour says 4-year-olds shouldn't be at school.
Too young? Kids to start school at 4
Wide-ranging education reforms are set to pass the final hurdle this week.
Students travel moon distance to top schools
Christchurch students travel the distance of a trip to the moon to get to top schools.
Opinion: Give Te Reo a chance to survive
OPINION: We should do better than treating the language like it's a hassle.