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14 October 2021
Principal Lorraine Williamson has marched to the beat of a different drum since she began teaching as a 19-year-old in Hawke’s Bay in the 1970s.
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.
30 June 2021
The recent Tech21 Summit co-hosted by the Ministry of Education and NZTech aimed to inspire Māori, Pacific and female ākonga into technology careers
30 June 2021
The NASA Scientist for a Day – Kaipūtaiao NASA mō te Rā competition encourages teachers to use space as context for learning across the curriculum
10 June 2021
A repurposed classroom at John McGlashan College in Dunedin with black walls and some state-of-the-art virtual reality technology
2 June 2021
More than 300 schools have had their Wi-Fi equipment upgraded through the Ministry of Education’s Te Mana Tūhono programme
20 May 2021
Last year’s Covid-19 lockdown gave many people the time and opportunity to try new things.
13 May 2021
Students and teachers in Canterbury will have the opportunity to learn computer game design and enter the inaugural Rubber Duck Awards this year.
13 May 2021
New Zealand’s technology workforce needs more diversity and one event is aiming to help achieve tech career pathways.
8 April 2021
A social enterprise that aims to reduce the digital divide in Aotearoa has already seen 100 refurbished laptops distributed in schools and the community
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
25 February 2021
Schools, kura and early learning services now have access to a huge selection of free video resources
15 February 2021
A NASA Scientist for a Day writing competition for Years 7-10 students is now open for entries.
4 February 2021
Education Gazette explores the importance of putting learner identity and curriculum integration at the heart of digital technologies learning
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
8 October 2020
Children at Naenae Intermediate relished an opportunity to contribute their ideas to the redesign of their town, including the addition of a new swimming pool.
18 September 2020
Integrating innovative technologies into cross-curricular learning will develop new learning opportunities and provide authentic experiences
3 September 2020
A Whakatāne secondary school has made good use of the online learning platform ClassroomNZ2020, ensuring that teaching and learning continue.
3 September 2020
A flexible approach to different learning needs at Te Aroha College’s transition centre may include starting the day with yoga and mindfulness...
14 August 2020
A Children’s Summit has been a real shot in the arm for digital technology at St Mary’s School in Gore.
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
We talk to one of last year’s winners, Manaia Rangihuna from Te Kura Mana Māori o Whangaparāoa, about her inspiring entry
31 July 2020
We look at a programme helping to remove the burden on schools of monitoring, maintaining and managing their ICT network requirements.
16 July 2020
Education Gazette visits a Wellington school to see the Raranga Matihiko/Weaving Digital Futures programme in action.
16 July 2020
The story of how Māui discovered the origins of fire lies at the heart of a programme that aims to support schools and kura to integrate digital technologies
