11 June 2020
The Free and Healthy School Lunches Programme is making a positive difference for learners and communities of many schools, including Murupara Area School.
11 June 2020
The wellbeing of children and young people remains a key focus as they return to school and settle back into school life after the Covid-19 lockdown.
11 June 2020
A small Northland school is honouring a proud legacy centred on the outdoor environment with a sustainable 21st-century outdoor classroom
2 June 2020
Before Covid-19 saw schools closed and many sporting events postponed or cancelled around the country
12 March 2020
A whānau-led approach to services and support has made a difference for families with children living with disabilities.
31 January 2020
The 62 students who attend remote Te Māhia School, situated on the Māhia Peninsula in Hawke’s Bay, are not only treated to great views of the Pacific Ocean...
22 November 2019
More than 250 students attended a new programme aiming to change attitudes about domestic violence among young people.
21 November 2019
The latest data emerging from the Programme for International Student Assessment, shows that a sense of belonging at school has weakened among 15-year-olds.
8 November 2019
A Mt Wellington Early Learning Service with a regional park in its backyard has developed a weekly nature-based programme
10 October 2019
Improving young people’s understanding of positive relationships and how to form their own healthy relationships
9 October 2019
On Friday 27 September about 170,000 school students, activists and adults in more than 40 towns and cities around NZ took to the streets to demand action
12 September 2019
Pervasive ableist attitudes have been identified by young disabled New Zealanders as the biggest barrier to their participation in schools and communities.
12 September 2019
Free healthy lunches in schools have been given the thumbs up by students and parents in Rotorua.
2 August 2019
Research in NZ and overseas has shown that young people who identify as part of the rainbow community are more likely to experience bullying and mental health.
2 August 2019
Auckland teacher Paul Stevens is heartened when he sees young rainbow students standing up in their schools.
2 August 2019
Students and teachers will be silent for a day to make a big noise about the silencing effect of homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying and harassment in
2 August 2019
Books by rainbow authors, with rainbow themes and characters, feature in an online resource.
1 August 2019
Family Planning offers teachers a range of support and resources around the relationship and sexuality part of the curriculum.
22 July 2019
Now in their third year, the New Zealand Teachers’ Games are a great opportunity for teachers from around New Zealand to test their skills at sports like futsal
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
13 June 2019
A Hamilton primary school is taking a whakawhanaungatanga / manaakitanga approach to all its learners.
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.
