21 July 2021
Located between sea and mountains, Kaikōura is susceptible to the vagaries of nature, most recently with the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake, and in 1993 a flood
21 July 2021
Otago Harbour and the surrounding countryside has been the classroom and playground for generations of children at one Dunedin school
21 July 2021
Education Gazette visits Whanganui Girls’ College, one of the oldest single sex schools in New Zealand, finding a rich history and a bright future
21 July 2021
For more than 100 years, New Zealand’s School Journal has been an introduction, not only to literacy and reading, but also to a world of imagination and ideas.
21 July 2021
Sue Nimmo has been a teacher aide for 40 years. Here she reflects on the highs and lows and changes she has seen in the role in that time.
21 July 2021
An Invercargill wharekura founded 30 years ago is now the largest in the South Island – and is going from strength to strength.
21 July 2021
Education Gazette profiles celebrated Māori leader Mina Pomare-Peita, with a focus on her mahi with rangatahi and the environment.
21 July 2021
The stranding of the MV Rena in 2011, widely acknowledged as New Zealand’s most significant maritime pollution emergency
30 June 2021
Matariki is providing creative learning opportunities for students at St Mary’s College in Wellington
30 June 2021
With a pristine natural environment, Rakiura/Stewart Island’s tamariki are hardy and self-reliant. The environment is not only their playground
30 June 2021
An outpouring of support has helped a Whakatāne school recover from a devastating fire.
30 June 2021
On the face of it, Saint Kentigern Boys’ School and Saint Kentigern Girls’ School in Auckland have little in common with Tāneatua School in the Bay of Plenty
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
Around 400 teachers and school staff took part in a dynamic professional learning and development (PLD) event in Wellington
10 June 2021
Students in New Zealand’s first Niue language bilingual unit are finding courage, confidence and community through cultural connections.
10 June 2021
Education Gazette talks to Jase Williams, principal at Henry Hill School, about the challenges of 2020
10 June 2021
For the past few years, a Southland secondary school has been on a journey to improve the transition to high school and teaching and learning outcomes
10 June 2021
With its bright, modern buildings, Te Ao Mārama School in Flagstaff, Hamilton, still has a new-school vibe.
10 June 2021
A repurposed classroom at John McGlashan College in Dunedin with black walls and some state-of-the-art virtual reality technology
1 June 2021
Tamariki at Konini Primary School did yoga, learned about kindness and focused on the definition of bullying during Bullying-free NZ Week in May.
20 May 2021
Five Rotorua schools have seen an improvement in student achievement and attendance and they’re putting their progress down to the strong relationships
20 May 2021
Education Gazette talks to members of Te Tai Whanake ki Tauranga Moana Kaitiaki Group about how schools and iwi are working together
20 May 2021
Aurora College in South Invercargill embraces diversity and has a wide range of programmes, services and initiatives which aim to lower the barriers for student
20 May 2021
The signing of a Kawenata (partnership agreement) was a momentous occasion for Tūwharetoa, Raukawa and Waikato-Tainui (Ngā Iwi) and the Ministry of Education
