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Te Kawe Terence Ratu pled guilty to assault after his actions left boy with a bloody nose.
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Havelock North High School's 'walk to Ukraine challenge'
Havelock North High students take action over Ukrainian crisis
Iwi seeks input into NZ history curriculum
Ngāti Tūwharetoa rangatira says hapū want their own authentic stories taught.
Student halls of residence under scrutiny
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School attendances plummet in Omicron surge
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Covid rates in South Island schools increase as peak passes Auckland
Daily case numbers reported by schools in Wellington are also up.
Karamu High duo get leadership role on youth council
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Drama at Havelock High as ex-student attacks pupil
Assault takes place on high school grounds
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University reviewing second sexual assault allegation after 'inadequate' response to previous case
'Legitimate questions have been raised.'
Children's declining maths, literacy performance to be tackled
'We must do better for our kids,' minister says.
Students learning to grow and harvest sustainably
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University staff face redundancies as fewer students enrol
Domestic university enrolments are down 10 per cent across the board.
School's biosecurity work and dedication recognised
Lynmore Primary School took home the Kura (School) Award at the 2021 Biosecurity Awards.
Alan Duff: There's a child literacy crisis? Give me a break
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Auckland's university students to return to on-campus learning
Students are being welcomed back to campus.
Unvaxxed teachers could remain barred from some jobs
Schools told they can still require Covid-19 vaccination for certain roles.
Show the West Papuans the same compassion as the Ukrainians
Students from West Papua had their scholarships stopped by the Indonesian government.
NZ Initiative: Bringing the science of learning to maths education
'Unforgiveable' that so many lose the joy of maths - when we can show them its wonders.
'Now I don't know my ABC' report exposes crisis among youth in literacy
Nearly one in five 15-year-olds are not meeting the lowest benchmark for reading.
12-year-old AUT's youngest-ever student
This child genius is finding university "easy so far" and dreams of becoming a journalist.
Dunedin's Kavanagh College to be renamed after sexual abuse investigation
The school will become Trinity Catholic College from January 1, 2023.
School leaders 'very much relieved' for increased access to RATs
Fifty nine per cent of schools in the Bay are managing Covid cases.
School leaders 'very much relieved' for increased access to RATs
Fifty nine per cent of schools in the Bay are managing Covid cases.
Covid infections among children rising significantly - 40 per cent surge since Monday
Rising concerns about longer-term harms to children's health from Covid
Virus has 'without a doubt' spread within school, Auckland principal says
Of 105 cases at the school, 53 were among children who are close friends.
Compulsory history lessons one of my proudest achievements - Ardern
More than 4000 people gave feedback on the first draft of the curriculum.
Mental health education a 'top priority': Are Kiwi kids prepared for the future?
Mental health is a hot topic all over the world, including in schools.
Covid outbreak linked to Wellington school camp, Ministry confirms
The Ministry of Education was informed of Covid spread at a school camp late last month.
'Absolutely devastating': Principals on proposed ban on international students
Fears of 'huge impact' on school culture.
Children turned into gang members by state
Paora Sweeney and Wiremu Waikari suffered appalling abuse at the hands of state carers.