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Waverley Kindergarten is focusing on including bicultural perspectives in their practice to better teach tamariki and whānau the taonga of te reo Māori.

Māori achievement

By focusing on the quality of learning, rather than the quantity of assessment, PE teachers at Central Hawke’s Bay College are helping students to gain a deeper

Physical education

Teachers at St Thomas of Canterbury College are increasing the appeal of learning by using game mechanics to enhance their teaching methods.

Curriculum

While working together to design, build and race electric vehicles, secondary school students around the country are gaining engineering and teamwork skills.

Curriculum

Boys are often reluctant writers but a primary school is starting to see improvements in literacy, writing and maths

Literacy Numeracy

You might think that speaking or studying four languages would be enough for a student in intermediate school, but an Auckland student has proved he can handle

Pasifika achievement

The Hutt City Kindergarten Association held celebrations for its 90th birthday earlier this month.

Ian Axford Fellow Michael Wolking visited 21 secondary schools to research the key competencies of New Zealand schools and recently presented his results.

The Prime Minister’s new Chief Science Advisor has set out ambitious goals for change in the education system, including making science more fun to study

STEM

Inspired by her own experiences, Alexia Hilbertidou was 16 when she founded GirlBoss New Zealand as a way to empower young women

STEM

A New Zealand school that helped launch a United Nations education initiative in 2015 continues to grow global citizenship amongst its students.

Initiatives

Educators from around the country came together recently in Auckland at uLearn18, the annual forum that provides the opportunity to exchange ideas.

Digital technologies STEM