Kaitiakitanga in Waimea Inlet
14 August 2020
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Students at Nelson's Waimea College have been working with local mentors, council and community groups to improve the habitat of an elusive wetland bird
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14 August 2020
Students at Nelson's Waimea College have been working with local mentors, council and community groups to improve the habitat of an elusive wetland bird
14 August 2020
Teachers and schools can help whānau and communities to recover from disasters, according to two major pieces of research which focused on Christchurch schools
14 August 2020
Eight student leaders from the Auckland School Strike 4 Climate organisation articulated their vision for education about climate change.
21 July 2020
Education Gazette visit Te Kura Māori o Porirua to see how kaiako are working with whānau to support tamariki following lockdown.
16 July 2020
Cultural narratives and whānau transformation are at the heart of Camberley School’s approach to learning and engagement.
11 June 2020
A small Northland school is honouring a proud legacy centred on the outdoor environment with a sustainable 21st-century outdoor classroom
18 May 2020
A resource that combines gardening and digital technology is lowering the barriers for teachers as they begin to implement the new (DT&HM) curriculum
18 May 2020
With the help of assistive technology and a supportive family and team, Year 5 student Eli has been able to successfully transition back to school
7 May 2020
Education Gazette photographer Adrian Heke visits Newlands Intermediate in Wellington to capture what school life looks like at Level 3.
7 May 2020
Education Gazette asks six families across Aotearoa to share their experiences of learning from home
7 May 2020
With 25 years’ experience with online learning under its belt, the Virtual Learning Network Community is well positioned to help schools with distance teaching
15 April 2020
The roll-out of internet access, devices, materials and new home learning television channels will help children and young people all over NZ
15 April 2020
Education unions share with Education Gazette the importance of teachers prioritising their own mental health and wellbeing.
15 April 2020
A number of special schools across New Zealand worked hard to compile and deliver tailored learning packs to their learners prior to the lockdown period.
25 March 2020
Schools are encouraged to take steps to protect themselves from cyber attacks and breaches.
12 March 2020
A Hokianga Playcentre that was closed and had lost its licence has been refurbished and reopened thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Ministry of Education.
6 December 2019
When students from a Christchurch school did a section survey of the nearby Avon-Heathcote Estuary, they were shocked to find enough rubbish to fill three drums
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
Despite an earlier annihilation by rabbits, an edible Dig for Victory garden planted by students from seven Wellington schools in Parliament grounds
30 August 2019
Conservation work goes hand in hand with learning for students who are part of a large-scale restoration project to protect native birds.
16 August 2019
A Tauranga primary school is leading the way as kaitiaki of the Rangataua Estuary.
2 August 2019
Jelly-like sea creatures called salps have brought children at Leigh School, north of Auckland, and NIWA scientists together in a climate change monitoring proj
22 July 2019
Learning the Māori names of birds and finding out about different species was a highlight of Conservation Week for students at St Francis de Sales School in Isl
30 May 2019
A Year 7–8 class from Matamata Intermediate has gained a heightened awareness of being kaitiakitanga of their local environment
30 May 2019
Children at an early childhood education centre in Timaru are learning about growing produce and sharing the harvest with their families and the wider community