Providing future-world pathways into STEM careers
8 April 2021
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Education Gazette looks at what schools can do to encourage students to pursue study and career pathways in the fields of STEM
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8 April 2021
Education Gazette looks at what schools can do to encourage students to pursue study and career pathways in the fields of STEM
15 February 2021
A NASA Scientist for a Day writing competition for Years 7-10 students is now open for entries.
5 November 2020
An online cross-curricular programme designed to inspire the next generation of explorers to consider the plight of Antarctica and its unique wildlife
14 August 2020
Developers of a vision screening programme that is already providing a rich learning opportunity for a group of Dunedin students
14 August 2020
Education Gazette sat down with Thomas James, the winner of the 2019 Prime Minister’s Future Scientist Prize, to talk about his design journey and aspirations
31 July 2020
University of Canterbury mathematicians are promoting the playful side of mathematics teaching and learning through public outreach.
16 July 2020
Celebrating Matariki provides an opportunity to explore the values, key competencies and principles of The New Zealand Curriculum.
18 May 2020
Lunchtime at Taupaki School: students of all ages descend on the school’s dedicated STEAM classroom and well-resourced technology block
18 May 2020
Students from Northcote Intermediate have had their say about the redevelopment of their suburb as part of the school’s STEAM project-based learning programme.
14 February 2020
A new way of recording progress should result in more informed teachers who can meet the needs of students better, says a group of maths teachers.
14 February 2020
A 4-yearly study that benchmarks the achievement of students in Years 5 and 9 in maths and science against their international counterparts.
31 January 2020
A sleep study that teaches tweens and teens about the importance of sleep sounds like a parent’s dream.
22 November 2019
A method of teaching which encourages group problem solving in culturally centred contexts is improving engagement and outcomes in mathematics learning.
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
A former outdoor education camp in 40 hectares of regenerated bush in Raglan will re-open its doors in 2020
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.
28 October 2019
A bee colony installed at Avalon Intermediate has been a source of enjoyment, observation and learning for students, teachers and two Massey University research
1 August 2019
Students at Wainuiomata High School were visited by ‘GirlBoss’ Alexia Hilbertidou on her tour of New Zealand.
1 August 2019
Four New Zealand students have gone through to the final round of an international maths modelling event in Hong Kong.
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
25 January 2019
A shared commitment to great curriculum learning outcomes for students saw educators from around the country getting together in 2018.
7 November 2018
Inspired by her own experiences, Alexia Hilbertidou was 16 when she founded GirlBoss New Zealand as a way to empower young women
29 October 2018
Educators from around the country came together recently in Auckland at uLearn18, the annual forum that provides the opportunity to exchange ideas.
11 July 2018
Tawa local Merridy Marshall helps out wherever she can at Tawa Intermediate, including helping out at the Code Club. She shares the skills she’s acquired over t