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A new study has identified a key cause behind our children's falling reading skills.
School leavers with no qualifications rises
Boys and Māori are those most likely to leave school without a qualification.
UCOL, Chambers of Commerce offering 200 free scholarships
The scholarships are only available to Chamber Members and their employees.
New $20 million school announced for Rolleston
The Education Minister has unveiled school building projects across the South Island.
Schools adopt new approach to literacy teaching
Schools are paying thousands to private consultants to change the way they teach reading.
Govt's $164m plan: Classroom upgrades will create 3000 jobs
Chris Hipkins wants construction workers buying local supplies to meet the demand.
Schools asked not to practise violent offender drills with students
Teachers also cannot stop parents from collecting their children during an emergency.
Uni boss steals more than $100k from taxpayers for clothes, holidays, Uber Eats
Exclusive: Staff at the tertiary institute were 'shocked and distressed' at the fraud.
Schools in talks with Govt to get 150 foreign students and parents into NZ
Families would pay for their stay in quarantine hotels.
Charges dismissed against business school in first case of its kind
It was the first company to face prosecution over allegedly falsifying student records.
'Baby farming': ECE teachers' worrying allegations in survey
A quarter of 4000 ECE teachers question the quality of their workplace, survey finds.
School mourns 'inspirational, gutsy' teacher after mystery death at home
Jarrod O'Sullivan was recently awarded two medals for his time in the police.
ECE teachers reveal centres' secrets
A thousand teachers say they wouldn't send their own children to their ECE centres.
Sneak peek given for Pāpāmoa's Te Ōkūroa Drive School ahead of 2022 opening
The school is on track to open in about 16 months but the zone is yet to be finalised.
'All the best' for exams: Hipkins acknowledges Covid-disrupted year
About 140,000 high school students will be taking the exams, which start on Monday.
'We made it': Embattled students prepare for NCEA after virus-disrupted year
More than 100,000 Kiwi school students are preparing for NCEA exams, which begin Monday.
Covid-19: Auckland University students told compassionate pass is available
All exams at Auckland University today will be online due to the latest Covid-19 scare.
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PhD students told: 'Take a break, pick fruit'
Foreign doctoral students advised to take a 'holiday' and pick fruit.
End to primary teacher shortage, but problems in secondary schools
The supply of secondary teachers will still fall 80 teachers short of demand next year.
Exam blunder: Students given wrong test paper - and no one realised
Level 2 students were given a Level 3 exam by mistake.
Mother allegedly assaults 13yo boy on school grounds at lunchtime
'I haven't seen anything like it,' principal says. Police are now investigating.
Lottery proposed to ease 'genius' test for medicine
Medical students suffer breakdowns under pressure to achieve 95 per cent grades.
Dilworth: Former assistant principal admits sex crimes
Ian Wilson held several positions of responsibility during his time at the school.
Who gets into med school? Row over Māori, Pacific preferences explained
Doors close on non-preferred applicants at our medical schools.
Fight over teachers' fees goes to court
The Teaching Council is more than doubling teachers' licence renewal fees.
Strict conditions: Parole board to monitor 'untreated' Blenheim sex abuse teacher Jaimee Cooney on release
More details have released about the parole conditions for a sex abusing former teacher
Massey staff hit out at 'unfair' proposal to outsource jobs
Massey staff hit out at 'unfair' out-sourcing proposal that could see dozens of jobs go.
Professional rugby player's down to earth career move
Player hit the books during lockdown to prepare for life after rugby.
Choices, choices: How to decide where to train or study in NZ
How to choose the best place to train or retrain in the Covid recession.
Kiwi kids at 8: Bullying and obesity emerge as issues of serious concern
Concerns emerging about Kiwi kids' weight, bullying and housing stability.
Enrolments soar at training institutions as Covid-19 bites
Early applications for 2021 have doubled at some polytechs.
Queen St schools and shops close as Covid bites
A sixth Queen St campus is closing and 40 Queen St shops are now vacant.