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3 September 2021
A teacher aide and parent at Appleby School has written a story that she hopes will help children who are feeling anxious about lockdown.
2 September 2021
As the country hosts a series of major sporting events over the next few years, Sport New Zealand is leading a project with four national sporting organisations
2 September 2021
A programme that nurtures children and helps them express their emotions and needs has been effective at a Rotorua school for the past five years.
2 September 2021
In March 2021, the New Zealand Assessment Institute (NZAI) launched three new assessment resources
2 September 2021
A cross-curricular NCEA science and maths course at ASHS has resulted in deep learning about the physics involved in the principles of flight.
21 July 2021
Otago Harbour and the surrounding countryside has been the classroom and playground for generations of children at one Dunedin school
21 July 2021
Education Gazette visits Whanganui Girls’ College, one of the oldest single sex schools in New Zealand, finding a rich history and a bright future
21 July 2021
For more than 100 years, New Zealand’s School Journal has been an introduction, not only to literacy and reading, but also to a world of imagination and ideas.
21 July 2021
An Invercargill wharekura founded 30 years ago is now the largest in the South Island – and is going from strength to strength.
21 July 2021
Education Gazette profiles celebrated Māori leader Mina Pomare-Peita, with a focus on her mahi with rangatahi and the environment.
21 July 2021
The stranding of the MV Rena in 2011, widely acknowledged as New Zealand’s most significant maritime pollution emergency
21 July 2021
Located between sea and mountains, Kaikōura is susceptible to the vagaries of nature, most recently with the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake, and in 1993 a flood
21 July 2021
Sue Nimmo has been a teacher aide for 40 years. Here she reflects on the highs and lows and changes she has seen in the role in that time.
21 July 2021
Both now in their eighties, Sister Valerie Lawson QSO (formerly Sister Mary Celine) and Sister Pauline Leonard CNZM each have over 50 years’ experience teaching
13 July 2021
The new Ngarimu VC and 28th (Māori) Battalion learning resource was launched on Friday 2 July in Ruatoria.
7 July 2021
Internet connections provided to rural households during and after the Covid-19 lockdowns are making it easier for children to learn away from the classroom.
7 July 2021
A Creatives in Schools project took students and staff at Sylvia Park School on a learning journey encompassing the arts, mathematics, tikanga and identity.
30 June 2021
Education Gazette takes a tour of Sylvia Park School’s artwork-studded history trail, the physical output from its school-wide inquiry into Aotearoa New Zealand
30 June 2021
Matariki is providing creative learning opportunities for students at St Mary’s College in Wellington
30 June 2021
Curriculum leads | kaihautū marautanga are looking forward to partnering with teachers and kaiako to design quality learning experiences for all ākonga.
30 June 2021
An outpouring of support has helped a Whakatāne school recover from a devastating fire.
30 June 2021
Young children from Iranian and Afghani backgrounds in Auckland have the opportunity to learn about Persian culture and Farsi/Dari language
30 June 2021
On the face of it, Saint Kentigern Boys’ School and Saint Kentigern Girls’ School in Auckland have little in common with Tāneatua School in the Bay of Plenty
30 June 2021
The entire Maungatapu School community in Tauranga is eagerly anticipating its Matariki Ball, which will be held later this term
