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Schoolgirl struck by car to be farewelled on Wednesday

School and community rally to support grieving family.

Police name school girl hit by car

East Auckland community devastated by school girl's tragic death.

Old boys restore life to St Stephen's School

Trust plans to reopen Tipene next year.

'Humble' teachers inspire students

Opportunity to celebrate school programmes with entries in prestigious PM's education...

Principals get legal advice over violent students

Advice suggests schools can legally refuse to enrol difficult children.

Thirteen complaints in a year about Katikati College

Four complaints are allegedly about the college principal.

Waihī Beach drowning: Charges laid over Hamilton student's death

Those charged will appear in the Hamilton District Court in May.

Record deal: Iwi buys land under top Auckland school for $97m

The college becomes our 145th school transferred to iwi under treaty settlements.

Drugs and gangs: Problems revealed as more children put in emergency housing

'Motels are no places for children,' a local social support advocate says.

3 years on a yoga mat: Mum's fight to get son a classroom chair

Zayden had to lie on the classroom floor "like a baby at a daycare centre" till he was 10.

Editorial: Bringing disabled schoolchildren back into the fold

Editorial: Long road to recognition for our disabled kids who just want to go to school.

A mother's anguish: Schools demonise my children

OPINION: Gaining support 'depends on how well you can describe your child as a monster'.

Legal fight for disabled children heads to court

Human Rights Review Tribunal picks up legal claim filed in 2008.

Children barred from school bus by 1904 law

Parents are driving kids to school because of a 1904 law barring them from school buses.

School lunches feed pensioners in lockdown

"I didn't realise it was so good, and I'm grateful that the kids are getting this."

Lockdown family's Wi-Fi nightmare

'I got like really stressed about it because I love my teacher.'