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Government poised to bailout struggling universities

It comes as hundreds of jobs are on the line.

Fowl murders leave school kids in tears: Community comes to the rescue

Motatau School students were twice met with a frightful sight.

'We're everything': Primary school principals under immense pressure

'There’s no fat in the system' for smaller schools when other staff are away or sick.

Leeann Watson: Immigration alone can’t bridge NZ’s ‘employability gap’

OPINION: The education system is failing both Kiwi kids and companies, says Leeann Watson.

Victoria University confirms 229 jobs on the line, courses may be axed

More than 300 people attended a protest in Wellington today.

Do young people leave school with basic skills for work? No, say employers

An employer asked an apprentice to sweep the workspace. They said no and phoned their dad.

Back at school: Sir John Key signs up for new four-year Crimson term

'In a decade, schooling will look very different to how it does now.'

Christian teacher stripped of registration over refusal to use trans student's pronouns

The teacher likened transitioning to identifying as a judge or an animal.

Opinion: Science education is dying

Opinion: Why have we abandoned teaching the very thinking that can save us?

‘Is this a story you made up?’: Teacher denies pushing child off hoverboard

Its alleged the teacher pushed the student at the end of a lunch break.

First XV player stoush: Top school fears High Court action, seeks review of principals' code

A breakthrough may be close in a possible precedent-setting case involving King's, MAGs.

Young, autistic singer inspired to continue famous uncle's musical legacy

He shares how he is overcoming challenges and finding solace in his passion.

Parents and teachers sound alarm over ‘king of toxic masculinity’ Andrew Tate

Education officials have been warned about a possible 'generation of radicals'.

Half a century of service awarded with Queen's Service Medal

Rod Graham has been active in the art and education communities for more than 50 years.

Peggy Frew of Ōhakune awarded a QSM for her long service to local communities

Frew has been working for half a century for the Ruapehu and Whanganui communities.

Iwi, education leader Toa Faneva recognised for services to Māori

He credits his grandparents with instilling values of manaakitanga, tautoko and service.

Whanganui illustrator awarded NZ Order of Merit

When she got the email letting her know she was on the list, she thought it was a scam.

Hukarere Girls' College buys motel for new dorms

Te Aute Trust Board have purchased the Wine Country Motel in Havelock North for dorms.