Knox College students ban alleged sexist 'awards'
The head of Knox College says its students' association has abolished its awards.
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Nationwide strikes loom again as primary school teachers reject their latest pay offer.
Strikes loom again as primary school teachers reject latest pay offer
Primary school teachers are revealing their decision over the latest pay offer.
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Hosking: Govt must change tack on flawed polytech plan
COMMENT: If you start on a wonky premise, the rest falls apart really rather quickly.
New $55m Manukau 'tech park' to fix tradie shortage
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PE teacher told student she was "feeling kinky".
Auckland University tops rankings on sustainable 'impact' goals
Auckland University top in "impact" on world sustainable development.
Editorial: Schools need to limit screen time
Comment: Schools should not let digital devices displace human interactions.
Alliance urges creative approach to good health
Arts and well-being united in creative alliance aimed at making NZ a healthier place.
NCEA maths and science exams will stay on paper
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Students wait for refunds after NZQA closes business school
Business school with 76 students closed after passing students who should have failed.
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Kimi Ora kids step in to help design their new playground
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Focus: Call for guidelines on children's screen use
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Child suffers brain damage after choking on apple
Call for tighter rules after child suffers brain damage after choking on an apple.
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A leading neurologist warns using essential oils in class can cause epileptic seizures.
Classroom clash: Parent threatens High Court action over essential oils at school
A dad has threatened court action if a school doesn't stop using essential oils in class.
Students pull peanut prank on teacher with allergies
A grammar school has suspended two teens for prank that could have killed their teacher.
Comment: Costly schools takeover has no good reason
Schools Taskforce offered no evidence Hubs will do a better job than boards do for free.
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Outspoken principal Pat Newman joins Teaching Council
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Grant Davidson: Industry training plan ultimatum not consultation
COMMENT: High-handed reform of industry training is poorly conceived.
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Hosking: Banned players the big losers in rugby 'poaching' politics
COMMENT: It's the kids copping a ban who are the victims of politics.
Leaders unite to try to keep EIT here
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