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‘Where are these kids going to go?’: Schools fear being swamped under Akl high-rise plan

Schools don't want to be left dumping prefab classrooms on sports ovals, principals say.

Ex-All Black, OnlyFans star criticise sex ed cuts amid rise in harmful behaviours

'Our young people aren't choosing to be misinformed around sex.'

Tāmaki Makaurau byelection: A day on the campaign trail with Peeni Henare

Peeni Henare and Oriini Kaipara are contesting the Auckland Māori seat.

NZ's loneliest child: School has just one pupil turn up amid 'brutal' winter illness

'We might just have to write this week off,' says West Coast principal.

Bad Santa: Firm that placed predator teacher in malls defends record, launches review

Fisher was jailed this month for indecent assault and making objectionable material.

AI private school: $111,140 a year, two hours a day, and no teachers

At a school in Virginia, students will use adaptive apps and personalised lesson plans.

Surge in swatting: Shooting hoaxes target campuses across US

There has been a wave of shooting hoax calls - swatting - at US universities.

Parents say schools getting opening hours wrong for years

Some primary schools added days on after realising they had misinterpreted the rules.

Damning NZ maths and writing results reveal new detail about gender, ethnic and rich-poor gaps

The Year 8 maths divide: 81% of poorer students are more than a year behind.

'Hugely disrespectful': MP says minister’s error over school teachers’ pay ‘harmful’

It comes as teachers prepare to strike tomorrow.

Govt releases 'poor' literacy data for kids as ‘writing action plan’ launched

Less than a quarter of Year 8 students have a writing ability that meets the benchmark.

Patrick Walsh: Axing of NCEA needs to proceed with caution

OPINION: NCEA's architects aimed to fix systemic issues in school qualifications.

Minister Judith Collins apologises for ‘mixing the message’ over secondary school teachers’ pay

Union members are set to strike on Wednesday.

Private or public school? Education spat sends Hawke's Bay parents to court

The primary-aged girl told her lawyer that her father 'wasn't listening to Mummy'.

'Privilege is not a dirty word': What will private schools be spending extra government money on?

St Cuthbert's College will receive an estimated $1.6m subsidy.

'Massive regression': How the rise of the manosphere has influenced teen culture

Experts say young men need the power to tell their misogynist mates it's not okay.