Rubber ducks and game design
13 May 2021
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Students and teachers in Canterbury will have the opportunity to learn computer game design and enter the inaugural Rubber Duck Awards this year.
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13 May 2021
Students and teachers in Canterbury will have the opportunity to learn computer game design and enter the inaugural Rubber Duck Awards this year.
13 May 2021
New Zealand’s technology workforce needs more diversity and one event is aiming to help achieve tech career pathways.
6 May 2021
Gateway programme work placements at a local IT company for two Wellington High School students have resulted in jobs for them both.
27 April 2021
Stewart Island | Rakiura provides a natural playground and classroom for the children who attend New Zealand’s southernmost school.
27 April 2021
Education Gazette visits two schools in Hawke’s Bay with a rich history of collaboration, culture and community engagement.
27 April 2021
An inclusive education system is one in which all schools are supported to have the skills and expertise to deliver the highest level of learning for all studen
27 April 2021
Whanganui Collegiate School is one of New Zealand’s earliest secondary schools and teachers and students alike are proud of its unique traditions and heritage.
27 April 2021
Tessa Moana Kake-Tuffley knows that she stands on the shoulders of her tūpuna and bears their hopes and dreams for an education system that works for Māori.
8 April 2021
Many schools in Rotorua, including Malfroy School, are doing whatever it takes to give children the best opportunities for learning
8 April 2021
A tuakana teina programme at Wellington East Girls’ College is exceeding expectations and resulting in happy and settled Year 9 students.
8 April 2021
Feilding Intermediate has found a novel way of engaging students and building skills such as risk-taking and perseverance.
8 April 2021
A social enterprise that aims to reduce the digital divide in Aotearoa has already seen 100 refurbished laptops distributed in schools and the community
8 April 2021
With Bullying-Free NZ Week fast approaching, we talk to one school that has embedded wellbeing
8 April 2021
Sir Wira Gardiner is the recipient of the Manakura Award, the highest accolade in the Ngārimu VC and 28th (Māori) Battalion Memorial Scholarships.
8 April 2021
Education Gazette chats to the 2020 winners of the Ngārimu VC and 28th (Māori) Battalion Memorial Scholarship Fund video competition, Anahera Te Moana from Te K
8 April 2021
Education Gazette looks at what schools can do to encourage students to pursue study and career pathways in the fields of STEM
8 April 2021
A tsunami threat thwarts an interview with new Associate Minister of Education Jan Tinetti, but the former primary school principal
31 March 2021
Expressions of interest are now open for the Curriculum Advisory Group.
31 March 2021
In this video, Mana Tamariki is a kōhanga reo and kura kaupapa Māori in Palmerston North catering for students from birth to Year 13.
17 March 2021
Research shows that nutritious food improves wellbeing, supports child development and learning
17 March 2021
An online reading programme offered through a culturally responsive lens saw tamariki at a Golden Bay primary school improve by an average of 5 reading levels
17 March 2021
Rongohia te Hau is a tool that, when used as part of a wider strategic change process, can drive transformative change for learners and whānau.
17 March 2021
The Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories curriculum content will provide schools and kura with the opportunity to use local stories
17 March 2021
Influenced by the Learning Support Delivery Model, a new approach brings teachers and providers of support for children with diverse needs around the one table
17 March 2021
A Creatives in Schools project saw every student at Kelburn Normal School engaged in retelling the stories of Maui using ngā toi Māori