Shakespeare inspires across centuries
20 March 2019
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Wellington student Maddie Brooks Gillespie has been playing various Shakespeare characters since she was a child.
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20 March 2019
Wellington student Maddie Brooks Gillespie has been playing various Shakespeare characters since she was a child.
7 March 2019
A pare (door lintel) featuring Māori legends is helping a kindergarten in Feilding to deliver an empowering curriculum that recognises the mana of all children.
25 February 2019
By creating films about the issues they are passionate about, students are sharing their voices while also learning key skills.
25 January 2019
A shared commitment to great curriculum learning outcomes for students saw educators from around the country getting together in 2018.
25 January 2019
Primary students who began to experience anxiety and stress following a series of earthquakes are learning to build resilience by using music as a release.
5 December 2018
A “unique and inspiring” permanent artwork by Hamilton art students has now taken pride of place at Hillcrest Stadium.
26 October 2018
A band formed earlier this year by students at Manurewa High School has already won one of the top awards in the New Zealand music industry for 2018.
27 August 2018
There are many information boards around Whakatū | Nelson
– at parks, historic sites and along the Great Taste Trail.
30 July 2018
South Auckland has produced plenty of stars in music, dance and other arts
30 July 2018
Students at Rotorua’s Western Heights High School are learning how to collaborate with different faculties in the performing arts sector
11 July 2018
Golden Kids Early Learning Centre, Takaka, Golden Bay, held their annual Matariki celebration on June 29.
21 June 2018
Beauty and creativity are part of a pioneering strategy to help overcome the effects of poverty at a remarkable decile 1 school
11 June 2018
Learning by distance opens up a world of opportunities for the students involved.
11 June 2018
As well as providing an opportunity for up-and-coming musicians to showcase their art, the Smokefree music competitions are also nurturing student wellbeing.
11 June 2018
Training in circus skills such as acrobatics, juggling and aerial hoops is stretching not only the bodies but also the minds of students who attend classes afte
7 June 2018
The introduction of songwriting as an NCEA achievement standard last year has brought about strengthened connections between schools, music teachers, student so
14 May 2018
A major new music, dance and drama event opening later this year promises to showcase some of New Zealand’s best young performers.
26 February 2018
2017 NCEA and NZ Scholarship results were eagerly received in January, with more prestigious education awards and events on their way in the next few months.
29 January 2018
In its second year, the South Australia and New Zealand Principal Exchange offers principals unique professional development.
29 January 2018
In late 2017 the Government made a series of key education announcements. The Education Gazette summarises them here.
29 January 2018
A set of digital curriculum planning tools designed to help Communities of Learning | Kāhui Ako get up and running with their learning design for the new year i
27 November 2017
Ten students who won a World War I Battle of Passchendaele competition have travelled to Belgium and experienced the sites at which defining moments in New Zeal
13 November 2017
The Ministry of Education is working with the Government on its policy to replace National Standards and Ngā Whanaketanga Rūmaki Māori
13 November 2017
The EPro8 Challenge, an inter-school engineering and problem solving competition for students from years 5 to 10, is now in its third year and participation is
13 November 2017
NCEA and New Zealand Scholarship examinations began last week, with approximately 143,000 students throughout the country entered for one or more examinations.