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Otago's new logo reflects the history of the institution, and the vision for the future

After 155 years, Otago University changes name and brand to fit modern times.

'Disappointing': 2023 NCEA results show decline across all levels

Overall attainment at all levels of NCEA and UE has decreased for a third year.

What you need to know about the school cellphone ban

The Government's official cellphone ban has begun in schools.

Editorial: Common sense finally prevails with phones being banned in NZ classrooms

OPINION: Measures which came into force yesterday are long overdue.

'Unmanageable': Principal blasts Govt 'overstepping' with phone ban

He describes the blanket ban as 'another step into central government control'.

Eyeing a top college? Property prices in every Auckland school zone revealed

We've calculated how much it costs to buy a house by school zone across the city.

Erica Stanford outlines her top six priorities in education

Education Minister Erica Stanford outlines her top six priorities in education. Video / NZ Herald

Watch: Schools that flout cellphone ban will be audited by ERO, PM warns

Work programmes would soon be announced relating to the priority areas.

Hamilton City Council lowers speed limit near schools

Depending on the school's location, the speed limit is permanent or "variable".

Letters: Govt's ferry call makes no sense; public sector leaders cave in

OPINION: 'The decision to cancel the iReX project was not based on data or advice.'

Kea Kids: Saving Auckland traffic, one bike lesson at a time!

What good are all these amazing bike lanes if kids never learn to ride? Kea Kids News reporter Sophia checks out a brand new bike program rolling out in some Auckland schools.

Voices of Gallipoli celebrated at National Army Museum Te Mata Toa

A special civic service will be held in Waiōuru on Anzac Day.

Glen Eden kōhanga reo running Givealittle to stay open

The kōhanga reo says it won't be able to cover costs through May and June.

Steven Joyce: Kids need to know they have the power to succeed

OPINION: Our bureaucratic, top-down education system is visibly failing us.

'Delicate balance': School explores options for on-site farm

The farm animals are staying, but the use of the land is being extended.

Why is the Govt slashing thousands of public sector jobs - and how will it affect Wellington?

ANALYSIS: The Government's cuts will hurt, but their wider impact might be muted.

'Very weird': School leader queries new rules on sending sick kids to class

'It’s a dilemma that parents and schools have faced forever and a day.'

Fears students will miss out as enrolment scheme 'imposed' on all-girls school

Northland's only all-girls school is to be zoned - what does that mean?