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With the new digital technologies and hangarau matihiko curriculum content due to be taught in all schools by 2020, a new digital readiness programme is now ava

Deadman’s Island, Shipwreck Bay, pirate ships, and a fair bit of running around looking for treasure are part of a popular game that teaches coding.

Organised by the New Zealand Secondary School Sports Council (NZSSSC), the NZ Teachers’ Games aims to re-engage teachers in the joy and value of sport.

Staying connected to their Fijian, Māori and Samoan languages and cultures has helped a family achieve at the highest level in education.

A new campaign developed by students at Thames High School aims to remove the power from bullies by nurturing confidence and self-esteem in those they target.

A goal setting course that is compulsory in the first year of the secondary school qualification NCEA is the winning idea in a leading category of the recent Ma

Focused equally on celebrating and supporting their language and culture, two of New Zealand’s best-known Tuvaluan broadcasters are leading the way for young Pa

The Ministerial Advisory Group for Curriculum, Progress and Achievement has developed nine emerging ideas and wants to know what educators think.

Students at Breens Intermediate School were the first to test the new Sparklers resources for Year 7 and 8 students, and the school is noticing a difference.

The New Zealand ShakeOut, a nationwide earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is helping students and staff prepare for an earthquake.

Using Mandarin vocabulary in class and in a cultural context helps Cambridge students create a deeper understanding of the language.