22 November 2019
A method of teaching which encourages group problem solving in culturally centred contexts is improving engagement and outcomes in mathematics learning.
22 November 2019
Kura and schools around New Zealand are now able to access a new Minecraft world where they can explore Te Ao Māori through gameplay.
22 November 2019
A programme that provides strategies and training for parents and early childhood teachers who support tamariki on the autism spectrum
22 November 2019
The Government’s decisions in response to the final report of the Independent Taskforce’s review of Tomorrow’s Schools include more frontline support for school
22 November 2019
More than 250 students attended a new programme aiming to change attitudes about domestic violence among young people.
22 November 2019
Strengthening Te Marautanga o Aotearoa will ensure it continues to reflect Te Ao Māori approaches to education.
22 November 2019
New Zealand began participating in two major international education research programmes –
21 November 2019
Six newly launched gagana Tokelau storybooks and teacher support materials are the latest in a series of learning supports for five Pacific languages.
21 November 2019
Teachers can venture down the rabbit hole for free at this summer’s immersive exhibition Wonderland at Te Papa in Wellington – 7 December to 8 March 2020.
21 November 2019
The Ministry of Education featured strongly in two award categories at the SunPix Pacific Peoples Awards held in Auckland
21 November 2019
A Māori form of art is being reinvigorated and now, for some students, opening doors back into education.
21 November 2019
A brand new initiative hopes to beat the learning slump this summer with two favourite Kiwi pastimes: cricket and reading.
21 November 2019
A New Zealand academic and early childhood educator will be speaking alongside experts from NASA, the Smithsonian Institute and the US Air Force at the world’s
21 November 2019
The latest data emerging from PISA, the Programme for International Student Assessment, shows that a sense of belonging at school has weakened among 15-year-old
8 November 2019
With skill shortages in the fields of science, technology, engineering and maths, Engineering New Zealand has developed a fun programme
8 November 2019
Education Gazette soaked up the excitement at the Auckland 123Tech regional championships, one of many regional events to be held around the country
8 November 2019
A former outdoor education camp in 40 hectares of regenerated bush in Raglan will re-open its doors in 2020
8 November 2019
A Mt Wellington Early Learning Service with a regional park in its backyard has developed a weekly nature-based programme
8 November 2019
Education was a central theme of a recent Youth Diversity Forum that focused on the future of race relations in Aotearoa.
8 November 2019
New STEM resources will help students discover how Emirates Team New Zealand uses the wind to help them bring home the America’s Cup.
8 November 2019
A New Zealand secondary school team took home the gold medal at a prestigious international science competition earlier this year.
8 November 2019
A New Zealand teacher made some interesting observations on cross-curricular, project-based learning in the US as part of her Fulbright Award.
8 November 2019
An innovative style of teaching and learning is helping to turn around the lives of students, particularly those considered at risk of dropping out of education
8 November 2019
This year Tuia – Encounters 250 commemorates New Zealand’s histories, including voyaging and navigation to Aotearoa, and the 250 years since the first onshore m
8 November 2019
A Nelson Marlborough (Te Tau Ihu) history website features many stories about pre- and post-European history and first encounters. The Prow is named for the pro
