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6 April 2022
Schools throughout Aotearoa have faced many challenges in managing Covid-19. For schools on Aotea Great Barrier Island, there have been additional challenges du
6 April 2022
As part of their Covid-19 response work, schools across Aotearoa New Zealand are using portable CO2 monitors to assess the amount of fresh air in indoor spaces
6 April 2022
Dr Lesley Murrihy is a chief advisor for Te Poutāhū, the Ministry of Education’s Curriculum Centre, with an extensive career in education spanning 40 years.
6 April 2022
Ākonga graduating from Te Tāhu Rua Reo bilingual unit at Shirley Intermediate School last year received a very special gift from their kaiako – a stunning image
6 April 2022
Coloured markings have brightened up the grounds and inspired more physical and interactive play at Kamo School in Northland.
6 April 2022
The introduction of tuakana-teina classrooms is transforming learning experiences for tamariki at Fruitvale School in West Auckland.
16 March 2022
A joint project between the (MBIE) and (MOE) has delivered modern classrooms and a new early learning centre to help more refugees learn about learning in NZ
16 March 2022
One man’s quest to find meaning has grown into a thriving business that repurposes old classrooms and keeps young people engaged in education in Tāmaki Makaurau
2 February 2022
The Ministry of Education’s largest and most complex relocation and rebuild project will result in significant transformation for three schools in Blenheim.
2 February 2022
Education outside the classroom provides an opportunity to engage learners, broaden their horizons and build deeper relationships between teachers and ākonga
