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27 March 2017
Scarlett Parkes worked together with students from 11 countries to write an international White Paper on Global Citizenship.
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27 March 2017
Scarlett Parkes worked together with students from 11 countries to write an international White Paper on Global Citizenship.
10 October 2016
The prestigious Sir Paul Callaghan EUREKA! Premier Award was this year won by a Wellington student with a vision for algae.
5 September 2016
The Asia New Zealand Foundation offers a range of educational experiences as part of its work to help build cultural connections and understanding.
22 August 2016
Martyn Reynolds is a specialist classroom teacher at Wellington College who recently received a TeachNZ Study Award to pursue his PhD.
9 May 2016
More than half the population of Igiugig visited New Zealand recently to learn about the revitalisation of te reo Māori, writes Tania Black.
21 March 2016
The New Zealand Curriculum supports schools to move away from ‘silo’ thinking: treating subject areas as discrete entities, with no application to each other.
7 March 2016
Letters from children attending a small South Island school are making their way to war zones, thanks to an idea hatched by their teacher just before Christmas.
9 February 2016
Turning lights off at lunch time and computers off after school are just a few of the things that are saving John Paul College thousands of dollars a year.
25 January 2016
In September last year, most of the world’s leaders committed to collective action in combating the problems that affect us all most deeply.
12 October 2015
Poems, posters, videos and a memorial garden were a few of the 148 entries to the Their Stories, Our Stories competition.