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Delaying school reopening could cause more harm than Covid-19 - paediatricians
Missing out on more school could be detrimental to children's education, and more harmful.
Hipkins wants kids back in school fulltime - but could new variant force a rethink?
Looming Omicron variant means pandemic plans should be revisited, epidemiologist says.
I was there: The day kōhanga reo began in New Zealand
He was in the first kōhanga reo class. This is what te reo means to him, and Aotearoa.
New Year Honours: Northland principal humbled by NZ Order of Merit honour
Hora Hora School principal Pat Newman receives honour for his services to education.
It is a privilege to be of service to education, says Louise Ānaru-Tangira
Northland principal achieves high Māori student progress by working with the community.
New Year honour for former Flaxmere College principal
Achievement rates at Flaxmere College doubled in the decade Louise Anaru was principal
'There's always hope': Year from hell can't crush suburb's spirit
The community's heart beats strong, leaders say.
Battle of the brains: 'Most intelligent' royal named
The royal family members had their school marks and university careers scrutinised.
Christian schools' warning to gay staff
Religious schools could fire a teacher who divorces or comes out as gay.
'People power': Teacher reaches finish line after seven marathons in seven days
Harrison Sanders has run 295.4km this week for a good cause.
NZ school air purifier order 'progressing', CO2 monitors on way
Schools have been asked to raise any air quality concerns with the Ministry of Education.
School student's hauora-themed artwork scoops award
Makayla Read aimed to represent what hauora (wellbeing) meant to teens.
High school NCEA exams attendance below half in Auckland
Less than half of Auckland secondary school students have been turning up for their exams.
'There's always a way': Students with lower grades urged to apply for university
Universities say they're doing everything they can to help new students.
'I had to sit a test': Kiwi doctors speak up on language policy
A US doctor asked to take an English test had called out bureaucratic 'nonsense'.
Increase in parents wanting to home-school their children
Ministry of Education figures show a huge spike in applications.
Oversupply of teachers possible next year, Ministry of Education forecasts show
Pandemic has seen an unprecedented "spike" in teachers staying in the classroom.
Covid-19 case in Rotorua school community
The Ministry of Health informed the school on Sunday afternoon about the Covid-19 case.
Victoria students' association decision to auction unique art work 'sad'
The work was painted specifically for the university in the '70s - now it's on the market.
Students making most of free trades training
Close to 1000 students at UCOL have taken up free trades training.
A bright spark in electrical training
First in trade skills at high school - now graduated as a No 1 electrical apprentice.
'Heightened levels of anxiety': Student demand for mental health services rises
One principal says students are expressing worry about Covid-19 and climate change.
Northland records lowest vaccination among full-time and day relief teachers
Response from 90.8% of Northland schools shows 6.7% of teachers have refused vaccination.
Several hundred affected when mandatory vaccine passports introduced at Victoria University
About 2 per cent of 22,000 students have indicated they do not intend to get the vaccine.
Principal receives awards for both leadership and mentoring
Manaia View School principal wins a crystal trophy and $10000 grant in an online ceremony.
Two schools wrongly claim $170K under wage subsidy scheme
In another case highlighted by the AG, a school spent $13K on a leaving party and gifts.
Pandemic pain: Principals, teachers stressed and exhausted
Student behaviour worsens, leading to increased pressures on principals and teachers.
Thousands of students skip NCEA exams, rely on lockdown loophole
'Unexpected event grades' mean many students will receive pass marks regardless.
Dilworth student preyed on classmate, victim 'threatened with cane'
"I didn't look forward to having a shower in case he was there."
Covid-19: Education Ministry ordering air purifiers, CO2 monitors for classrooms
Good planning will cut the risk of "super spreader events" in schools, ministry says.
Building Futures: Flaxmere duo training to be future tradies
The Building Futures programme was just what 23-year-old Vaiana MacGregor needed.
Revealed: The number of unvaxxed teachers in your region
Teachers and support staff have come out in high numbers to get the jab, survey finds.
The region warned about huge spike in Covid cases this month
Principals have been warned they may need to help manage their community's Covid response.