
Rotorua kura able to rearrange school dates according to Māori calendar
There will be four weeks' holiday instead of two weeks at every end-of-term.
There will be four weeks' holiday instead of two weeks at every end-of-term.
'If these people are there how do you monitor them?'
Jarrod Gilbert on why working with gangs makes sense.
Northland's environmental champions have been recognised in the regional council awards.
William has lived in the US since 2015 but still has happy memories of his home country.
It's a complicated job, running a school with a population the size of Raglan.
Private schools are shutting rolls amid "huge" waiting lists.
Dilworth tutor was in MacMurray House at same time as two others accused of abusing boys.
"They are all hanging out the windows, drinking and s**t" a witness said.
Police were told an unidentified person approached a student on a bicycle in Waikanae.
The head of St Peter's Cambridge has resigned in the midst of a bullying investigation.
They were the only ethnic group to pay a £100 poll tax for entry to NZ.
Man charged over Dilworth allegations had prior sexual abuse conviction.
His mother says the process of finding schools for excluded kids takes too long.
Moriori fear their story will be ignored in the curriculum for schools next year.
Sir John Key will be one of the mentors for the five winners.
The fact that good and bad teachers are paid the same isn't good for NZ kids, Act says.
Couple provide valuable role at Confluence. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Lifting children out of poverty is an investment in their education, principals say.
Money for school buildings, tertiary students and vocational training announced.
Scientists' group challenges financial justification for major Massey science restructure.
Teachers anxious on how they would manage discussions about cross-cultural conflict.
One mum says schools need more support to deal with housing crisis effects on children.
Expert panel has criticised Aotearoa NZ's Histories curriculum draft for omitting topics.
Students arriving at the school ball had to be dropped further away because of the chaos.
School leaders say listening to student feedback helps to get buy in for lunch scheme.
Police are working with the school, which remained open today.
How does a school in Lower Hutt's wealthiest suburb, end up with rotting classrooms?
The threat came after a week of controversy over an investigation into bullying.
Thirty have arrived and another 50 are on their way.