19 August 2019
For nearly 25 years, promising young musicians in Canterbury have been offered training and support from primary school to university through a unique programme
19 August 2019
Universal Design for Learning, a teaching framework that recognises all students learn in different ways, aims to empower teachers to design flexible classroom
16 August 2019
A wraparound support approach putting whānau at the centre is getting results for students with challenging behaviour, social and learning needs, and proving to
16 August 2019
Children living with brain injuries say it’s like running out of money when it costs 25 cents to get out of bed and you only have $1.75 left for the rest of the
16 August 2019
Thousands of electronic resources covering all curriculum learning areas are freely available to New Zealand schools through EPIC (Electronic Purchasing in Coll
16 August 2019
Two new audio products offer teachers access to read-aloud stories.
2 August 2019
Research in NZ and overseas has shown that young people who identify as part of the rainbow community are more likely to experience bullying and mental health.
2 August 2019
Auckland teacher Paul Stevens is heartened when he sees young rainbow students standing up in their schools.
2 August 2019
Students and teachers will be silent for a day to make a big noise about the silencing effect of homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying and harassment in
2 August 2019
Books by rainbow authors, with rainbow themes and characters, feature in an online resource.
2 August 2019
Te Ahu o te Reo Māori, a programme that aims to grow and strengthen the te reo Māori skills of New Zealand’s education workforce.
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
1 August 2019
Four New Zealand students have gone through to the final round of an international maths modelling event in Hong Kong.
1 August 2019
Choosing a career can be hard for some students, but Trade SpeedMeets being held in collaboration with schools and employers
1 August 2019
Family Planning offers teachers a range of support and resources around the relationship and sexuality part of the curriculum.
19 July 2019
As Kāhui Ako around the country explore new ways of working together, a group of schools on Auckland’s North Shore is finding that improving parental engagement
19 July 2019
A park in Linden will get a revamp thanks to a design project involving students from Tawa Intermediate and Linden School, in collaboration with Wellington City
19 July 2019
Rangitoto College on Auckland’s North Shore, the biggest school in New Zealand, has long embraced beginner teachers
27 June 2019
As part of a rich local curriculum, three schools in Otara, South Auckland, are empowering students to create local curriculum
27 June 2019
Non-streaming of mathematics in NCEA Level 1 has achieved a marked increase in the number of Māori and Pacific students studying and achieving in the subject at
27 June 2019
Students from St John’s College have received a slew of awards, media coverage and considerable learning from their involvement in the college’s social enterpri
26 June 2019
A formerly desolate area of land on school grounds has given Waiheke High School students the opportunity to work like scientists as part of their curriculum.
17 June 2019
New Zealand ShakeOut, our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is taking place on Thursday 17 October at 1.30pm.
13 June 2019
A korowai (cloak) designed by Y8 students from Heaton Normal Intermediate School featuring their own personal waka designs
13 June 2019
Well-known historian and author Dame Anne Salmond has spent decades researching and exploring the first encounters
