
Three quarters of schools dealing with Covid cases
New cases down in Auckland schools and ECEs - but outside the city they've nearly doubled.
New cases down in Auckland schools and ECEs - but outside the city they've nearly doubled.
Napier video shows student knocked out and motionless on ground.
School working with families of students involved in fight
Pinky Green complainant asks for Tauranga Boys' College Board of Trustees to step aside.
At the start of the pandemic, many teachers returned to New Zealand from overseas.
Times: "I've never met a child who doesn't suit this kind of learning."
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
Anglican Church trust writes off $14.8m in loans advanced to stop schools from closing.
Consultation on the proposed changes was set to end on April 1.
Is Australia winning the RAT race? Seized rapid tests slammed after school denied.
School transport operators are upset with the lack of financial support against Omicron.
Glenn Marshall was 17 when teacher Pinky Green asked him to tie him naked to a chair.
The All Black legend wants mental health to be a school subject like reading or maths.
Tauranga Boys' College says a review of historical harassment was not good enough.
Another challenge to vaccination mandates is being heard in the High Court.
Inequity exists at all stages of NZ education but is shamefully baked in for uni students.
Northland education leaders demand RATs kits for teachers and school staff.
An isolated start to the semester for students and teaching staff alike at Otago.
While fewer year 10s are smoking a survey has found an increase in vaping.
'We're not prepared to sit back and let this thing gobble everybody up', principal says.
Teacher shortages and parents not testing children concern Bay of Plenty teachers.
There will also be a new supply of RAT tests and masks for schools.
The move to phase 3 will make case management much simpler for schools.
Ruawai College's new "learning packages" involve themes and experiences.
Frustrated school heads told to spend $300 a day on reliever instead of using $12 RAT test
Wellington Girls principal Julia Davidson says both staff and students didn't feel safe attending the central Wellington school due to altercations with protesters. Video / George Heard
Strict rules to stop Covid-19 ripping through residential halls are not being obeyed.
The college's principal listed several reasons as to why this decision was made.
'This is a situation which we have been preparing for.'
Only 90 of 420 kids were at the Hamilton school on Friday due to people isolating.