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11 March 2019
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Voting is well under way in elections for the Teaching Council Board.
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11 March 2019
Voting is well under way in elections for the Teaching Council Board.
11 March 2019
Kiwi kids are to bring statistics to life again in the 2019 CensusAtSchool from 4 March.
11 March 2019
Receiving a scholarship has helped a young man along his political path.
11 March 2019
In late February the Te Matatini festival took place in Wellington. An estimated 60,000 people attended and 1800 performers took part in what is billed as the “
11 March 2019
Beginning teachers at Newlands College are getting the best start in the classroom, thanks to an innovative induction and mentoring programme.
11 March 2019
Central Hawke’s Bay students are following their passions by restoring the local river and making their school a better place to be.
11 March 2019
When it comes to communications, less is more, Stoke Montessori preschool has found.
7 March 2019
A pare (door lintel) featuring Māori legends is helping a kindergarten in Feilding to deliver an empowering curriculum that recognises the mana of all children.
7 March 2019
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner provides useful guidelines for good information handling.
7 March 2019
Fiordland College has created a proposal for a park which integrates three local energy sources with culturally inspired sculptures.
6 March 2019
When an Otago school installed its new solar panels, students and teachers realised the excess energy was an opportunity to provide their community with cheaper
25 February 2019
Professional learning and development (PLD) is an essential supporter and enabler of a system that learns. A new online process of applying for PLD is scheduled
25 February 2019
The report released by the Tomorrow’s Schools Independent Taskforce – Our Schooling Futures: Stronger Together | Whiria Ngā Kura Tūātinitini – in December 2018
25 February 2019
By creating films about the issues they are passionate about, students are sharing their voices while also learning key skills.
25 February 2019
Behind prison walls, a team of young men has created an award-winning resource to start conversations about an important issue.
25 February 2019
Tramps, kayaking and rat trapping are all part of the local curriculum at Tapawera Area School, south of Nelson.
25 February 2019
While teachers do not need to be an expert on social media, being familiar with technology that young people are using and the challenges they may experience
25 February 2019
A Hamilton ELC gives children daily opportunities to interact with a variety of animals and other livings things, such as worms and insects
25 February 2019
Experiencing a natural disaster has inspired Kaikōura students and staff to help the community heal through their learning and teaching.
20 February 2019
A group of Year 12 science students are learning about trout and sustainability by getting their feet wet.
11 February 2019
Students at one New Plymouth school are leading their own learning by following their passion for protecting the environment.
11 February 2019
Preschoolers and their teachers are learning with each other through a shared interest in the world around them.
11 February 2019
Like many parts of the West Coast, the Greymouth community has been through tough times.
11 February 2019
A digital technologies challenge is helping teachers feel confident about introducing new curriculum content while also ensuring students have fun.
7 February 2019
Flames may have destroyed one-third of the buildings at South Westland Area School on the West Coast, but the community rallied to help and the school is now st