Planting a future
15 February 2021
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Schools can apply for a grant to plant trees in their grounds as living memorials to people who have made a difference in their local communities
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15 February 2021
Schools can apply for a grant to plant trees in their grounds as living memorials to people who have made a difference in their local communities
4 February 2021
In conversation with Emeritus Professor Helen May, the Education Gazette explores aspects of the history of early learning in New Zealand.
4 February 2021
In 1921, children and young people with disabilities in New Zealand were denied education and confined to institutions.
4 February 2021
Celebrating its centenary this year, Feilding High School has a rich history in providing agricultural education.
10 December 2020
Read NZ Te Pou Muramura (formerly NZ Book Council) has joined forces with SPCA to get kids reading more books over the holidays.
5 November 2020
Swimming lessons, farm visits and a programme that sees Kiwi students mentoring former refugees are all helping students from other countries
5 November 2020
A schoolwide focus on play-based learning and social coaching at Wairakei School is helping ease the transition from early childhood education
5 November 2020
A community programme in Napier is challenging young people to meet their goals, improve their wellbeing, and build positive relationships with Police.
22 October 2020
A sustainably built new teaching block at Nelson’s Waimea College has met an urgent need for more classrooms...
22 October 2020
Whakatāne schools are working together to address attendance and engagement across their community.
22 October 2020
A campaign to reduce lunchbox waste rubbish to zero, and encourage healthy lunches, has been transformational, says Gary Roberts, principal of Hornby Primary.
22 October 2020
Modifications at Rangiora High School have improved inclusivity and accessibility for students in the school’s Lighthouse Programme.
22 October 2020
A West Auckland school has brought its 1950s buildings into the 21st century with a little extra help from the School Investment Package.
22 October 2020
Education Gazette sat down with Kim Shannon, head of the (EIS), to talk about the challenges and opportunities managing NZ school property portfolio.
22 October 2020
Should students be able to access their mobile phones during the school day? Education Gazette talks to three schools with different approaches.
22 October 2020
A two-year project by University of Otago researchers has investigated preschoolers’ experiences of Dunedin and their visions for their city.
7 October 2020
Pink Shirt Day officially falls on Friday 16 October, but this year, schools are welcome to celebrate the day at a time that suits them
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