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Bravery awards: School's guiding light in a time of tragedy

Elim principal Murray Burton can't stop thinking about the six students and a teacher who perished in a canyoning tragedy.

Tainui college opens

John Roughan: Bullies just do it because they can

Doubts over student qualifications

The NZQA is investigating a school for international students which supplied report cards for work done at another school

Probe into school's diplomas

A school for international students will be investigated for supplying reference letters and report cards for work done at another school.

Union says Christchurch schools should get break over standards

Immigration group slams overstayer ruling

NCEA pass rates up but low deciles still struggle

PM tells schools to act against bullies

School choice about more than just grades

As her son approaches school age, Dita De Boni wonders about the importance of a 'multi-cultural' education.

Tapu Misa: Empathy creates heroes across the divide

One former businessman's compassion reaches across Auckland's growing cultural divide

Christchurch earthquake: Students pull out of study in NZ

Plans being made to rebuild confidence in the international education sector

Hearing disorder makes school a struggle

Editorial: Parental leave proposal offers better balance

The previous Government was much taken with the economic benefit of getting and keeping more women in work.

Council investigates teacher

Taking schools to remotest of kids

No roads, no phones, no power. But that doesn't get in the way of two Auckland ad men who are bringing schools to Southeast Asia's poorest kids - by motorbike. Kirsten Warner meets them.