P babies: 'He was aggressive ... like the Incredible Hulk'
Aggression and delays in learning problems for kids exposed to drug in early years.
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Ex-principal made to wait months for $100k
Teacher trainers face long delays to get training plans approved and then paid for.
Child prodigies: Why we shouldn't hold back the best and brightest
Promoting kids ahead of their age group at school can lead to university success.
$6.1 billion-plus: Government's three-year building plan
The report shows the scope of spending from now to 2021.
Far North school celebrates a total rebuild
Far North school's total rebuild after suffering leaky buildings
No jab, stay home, Northland DHB says
Northland DHB asks unvaccinated kids to stay home from school.
Keep out: Crime forcing schools to shut gates to the public
Fires and other crime are forcing Auckland schools to upgrade security.
Vic Uni puts to bed more than just a name change
The university's council has unanimously agreed on the move.
Victoria University to reveal decision on name change battle
The university's council is meeting today, press conference scheduled this afternoon.
Modern learning in NZ: Why the right answer is not enough anymore
Getting the right answer is not enough in a modern maths class.
NZ's school bullying crisis: 'Gutless cowards' says Children's Commissioner
New Zealand is now ranked the highest in the world for schoolyard bullying.
Love isn't enough to sustain our teachers
Sarah Proctor-Thomson says the very essence driving our tutors and lecturers is in peril.
$95 million in Budget package for thousands of new teachers
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced a Budget package to boost teacher numbers.
Gang tension: School's safety moves over Killer Beez, Tribesmen
School warns parents not to leave children unattended at gates.
Modern learning: Are we failing our kids?
Schools are making big changes based on very little evidence.
NCEA pass rates drop, ethnic gaps worsen
NCEA pass rates dipped slightly last year and ethnic gaps worsened.
School reforms could cost $2 billion a year, principals say
Principals say high costs mean proposed school changes "are simply not going to fly".
Overseas teachers paid below minimum wage
Teachers' union has complained to labour inspectors about "migrant exploitation".
Teacher trainees highest in four years
New teacher trainees jumped 10 per cent last year to the highest since 2014.
Bullies 'held knife to teen's throat': Parents want support after son attempts suicide
A 14-year-old Muslim boy is recovering from a suicide attempt after ongoing bullying.
'This has left a big hole': Safety worries close two playgrounds at Auckland school
Education Ministry says playground upkeep and monitoring are the school's responsibility.
Focus Live: Strikes loom again as primary school teachers reject latest pay offer
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.
The Big Read: Toddler left brain damaged after choking on apple at daycare
Neihana Renata's family say their son's tragic choking incident has to spark change.
New $55m Manukau 'tech park' to fix tradie shortage
Manukau Institute of Technology to build new $55m trades school.
Editorial: Schools need to limit screen time
Comment: Schools should not let digital devices displace human interactions.
Kids on screens: Parents' group calls for guidelines
A parents' group wants guidelines to stop kids spending too much time on screens.
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.
Comment: Costly schools takeover has no good reason
Schools Taskforce offered no evidence Hubs will do a better job than boards do for free.
Outspoken principal Pat Newman joins Teaching Council
Whangārei principal Pat Newman elected to Teaching Council.
Teaching that changes us all
The 2019 Prime Minister's Education Excellence Awards are now open.
Time to get tougher on childcare culprits
Ten Discoveries Educare centres are among 26 that have broken the rules repeatedly.
Legal threat hits industry training shakeup
High Court and Waitangi Tribunal may consider industry training shakeup.
School lockdown review after mosque attacks
School lockdown procedures to be reviewed after desperate parents broke rules.