25 March 2020
Pacific festivals are not only a riot of colour, sound and taste, they also serve as anchors tethering Pacific learners to that all-important sense of belonging
25 March 2020
Here's the fifth and final video of this series on the new Digital Technologies & Hangarau Matihiko (DT&HM) curriculum content.
25 March 2020
Koru School in Mangere, South Auckland has been using the DMIC (Developing Mathematical Inquiry Communities) approach since 2013
25 March 2020
We know that quality relationships between schools, students and whānau are key to achievement
25 March 2020
A multi-faceted programme called So’otaga (making connections) earned Holy Family School in Cannons Creek
25 March 2020
A school leaver programme has provided an opportune career path for a group of students from Dilworth School.
25 March 2020
Schools are encouraged to take steps to protect themselves from cyber attacks and breaches.
25 March 2020
The revamped Ngā Kete Kōrero series is expected to provide increased support for kaiako and ākonga learning to read in te reo Māori.
25 March 2020
A 10-week reo ā-waha teaching and learning programme for kaiako and ākonga in Māori-medium classrooms is having an impact in many kura.
25 March 2020
Secretary for Education Iona Holsted has this message for schools, kura and early learning services during the COVID-19 outbreak.
12 March 2020
An early learning service in Whangarei has become a lifeline for medically fragile and disabled children and their whānau.
12 March 2020
We look at a Canterbury secondary school that is building relationships to help learners develop innovative mindsets and find their places in a connected world.
12 March 2020
A powerful collaborative tool created by kaiako for kaiako.
12 March 2020
A collaborative visual curriculum produced by the Pukekohe Kāhui Ako to support the transition to primary school for tamariki and their whānau
12 March 2020
A whānau-led approach to services and support has made a difference for families with children living with disabilities.
12 March 2020
Rev Jonathan Te Rire is still pinching himself after being announced as the recipient of the Ngārimu VC and 28th (Māori) Battalion Memorial Doctoral Scholarship
12 March 2020
A Hokianga Playcentre that was closed and had lost its licence has been refurbished and reopened thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Ministry of Education.
12 March 2020
He Māpuna te Tamaiti is a new resource aimed at supporting kaiako in early learning services to develop children’s social and emotional competence
12 March 2020
Te Puke’s Fairhaven School was acknowledged as a finalist at last year’s Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards.
27 February 2020
The digital design and technology lab at Wellington’s Newlands Intermediate hums with learners developing and playing games
27 February 2020
The staff and families of An Nur Child Education and Care Christchurch have experienced an outpouring of support since the tragic events of 15 March last year.
27 February 2020
Schools and early learning centres from all over New Zealand and around the world have got behind The Paper Doll Project
27 February 2020
Education Gazette talks to Aliya Danzeisen, lead coordinator of the Women’s Organisation of the Waikato Muslim Association and teacher at Hillcrest High School.
27 February 2020
A Kāhui Ako in Milton, Otago, has found the learning support delivery model (LSDM) has enabled local schools to identify needs, build partnerships...
27 February 2020
A two-year-old dog’s ‘day job’ is having a big impact on a junior high school in Hamilton.
