19 July 2019
As Kāhui Ako around the country explore new ways of working together, a group of schools on Auckland’s North Shore is finding that improving parental engagement
19 July 2019
A park in Linden will get a revamp thanks to a design project involving students from Tawa Intermediate and Linden School, in collaboration with Wellington City
19 July 2019
Rangitoto College on Auckland’s North Shore, the biggest school in New Zealand, has long embraced beginner teachers and ensures they enjoy a comprehensive suppo
19 July 2019
Judge Andrew Becroft is the Children’s Commissioner and chair of the Guardians of the Education Conversation, a Ministerial advisory group.
19 July 2019
Teachers videoing their writing lessons to critique practice, and the use of non-fiction to motivate boys to write
27 June 2019
Every day offers the promise of outdoor adventures for children at Aspiring Beginnings Early Learning Centre in Wanaka.
27 June 2019
As part of a rich local curriculum, three schools in Otara, South Auckland, are empowering students to create local curriculum
27 June 2019
Non-streaming of mathematics in NCEA Level 1 has achieved a marked increase in the number of Māori and Pacific students studying and achieving in the subject at
27 June 2019
Students from St John’s College have received a slew of awards, media coverage and considerable learning from their involvement in the college’s social enterpri
27 June 2019
Outstanding work is happening in early learning services, kura and schools across the country, as evidenced by the finalists in this year’s PM Awards
26 June 2019
A formerly desolate area of land on school grounds has given Waiheke High School students the opportunity to work like scientists as part of their curriculum.
17 June 2019
The children and teachers at Peterhead Kindergarten in Flaxmere, Hastings, have renewed their love of books and storytelling by using the MOE (OLLi)
17 June 2019
Trout, mihi and mai mai are all integrated into the learning environment at Oxford Kindergarten in Southland, where connections and links with the wider world a
17 June 2019
New Zealand ShakeOut, our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is taking place on Thursday 17 October at 1.30pm.
17 June 2019
A new way of working is breaking down the barriers for ECE teachers and whānau seeking learning support advice in Porirua.
13 June 2019
New Zealand’s most beloved feline anti-hero returns in a new series of books, which will be in schools in June.
13 June 2019
A korowai (cloak) designed by Y8 students from Heaton Normal Intermediate School featuring their own personal waka designs
13 June 2019
A Hamilton primary school is taking a whakawhanaungatanga / manaakitanga approach to all its learners.
13 June 2019
Well-known historian and author Dame Anne Salmond has spent decades researching and exploring the first encounters
13 June 2019
Teachers are being encouraged to use storytelling as a way to expand students’ understanding of our country’s past
4 June 2019
In New Zealand approximately 23,000 children and young people have a parent in prison. An early childhood teacher travelled to six countries
4 June 2019
The coordinator of a prison programme designed to help literacy, wellbeing and whānau connection discusses the Bedtime Stories programme.
4 June 2019
Manawatū’s Dads & Books programme aims to maintain connections between children and their fathers in prison, while also increasing literacy.
4 June 2019
A Central Otago primary school is releasing a teacher for a role similar to that of counsellors in secondary schools.
30 May 2019
A Year 7–8 class from Matamata Intermediate has gained a heightened awareness of being kaitiakitanga of their local environment
