14 October 2019
A Y13 student at Auckland’s Westlake Girls’ High School has won first place in the 2019 International Institute of Modern Letters’ National Schools Poetry Award
14 October 2019
A play space based on Māori astronomy and designed by students in consultation with local Iwi has been built at a South Auckland school.
14 October 2019
Around half of New Zealand schools now have access to the new schools’ payroll service, EdPay.
14 October 2019
A Ngāti Toa learning hub, Te Puna Mātauranga, is supporting Māori education achievement through a unique model of collaboration between schools, whānau and Iwi.
10 October 2019
As the number of English language learners in our schools continues to grow, a scholarship aims to help more teachers gain tertiary TESSOL qualifications
10 October 2019
Improving young people’s understanding of positive relationships and how to form their own healthy relationships
10 October 2019
Applications are now open for the Creatives in Schools programme, which partners artists with teachers and kaiako to foster new learning experiences for student
10 October 2019
Language weeks in schools are an opportunity for students from different ethnic groups to be loud and proud about their cultural identities.
9 October 2019
New Zealand ShakeOut, our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is happening at 1.30pm on Thursday 17 October.
9 October 2019
Innovative practices and partnerships with whānau and community to support learners to succeed were celebrated at the PM’s Education Excellence Awards
9 October 2019
A toolkit is now available to help young people and school leavers gain the core skills and knowledge they need to help launch their post-school lives.
12 September 2019
A scheme that offers work experience and skills training to eight interns with disabilities has boosted their confidence and enhanced the work culture
12 September 2019
Pervasive ableist attitudes have been identified by young disabled New Zealanders as the biggest barrier to their participation in schools and communities.
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
12 September 2019
A nationwide cooking competition may see young competitors fry up vegetable peelings as a crisp tasty garnish or make pesto from carrot tops
12 September 2019
Hundreds of primary school students with a knack for news are being given the opportunity to become reporters and create stories
12 September 2019
A group of 12 young people from around New Zealand has provided valuable perspectives into the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy workstream
12 September 2019
Data on Māori and iwi learners will soon be more readily available, thanks to a new tool developed in partnership with iwi education leaders around the country.
2 September 2019
In a first of its kind, a cluster of schools in Northland is using a specialist digital teacher for e-learning in te reo Māori classes.
2 September 2019
Hearing voices traditionally not heard – those of Māori and Pacific peoples, of young people, of those living with a disability or with learning support needs.
2 September 2019
Two Hawke’s Bay teachers have found that Story Hui empowers children to explore their successes and talk about achievements, giving them a voice.
2 September 2019
A cross-curricular programme at Porirua College is developing real-world skills and pathways to the future for its participating students.
2 September 2019
An initiative that aims to build a kindness culture has been embraced by Manawatū primary school children and is helping to create a significant culture change.
30 August 2019
A Manurewa school offers 125 students from new entrants to Year 8 a bilingual education in English and Tongan taught by six Tongan teachers.
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.
