Leadership in education drives community wellbeing
30 March 2023
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President of the New Zealand Principals’ Federation, Leanne Otene’s decades of experience in education leadership has culminated in a wide understanding
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30 March 2023
President of the New Zealand Principals’ Federation, Leanne Otene’s decades of experience in education leadership has culminated in a wide understanding
30 March 2023
He reo ka tipu i ngā kura is a research project designed to support English-medium primary schools
30 March 2023
Through the enormous challenges of the past few years, most recently the extreme flooding and silt inundation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle
30 March 2023
Green-fingered students and staff at Waipāhīhī School in Taupō are currently tending hundreds of seedlings that will grow into native trees
30 March 2023
Aorere College is merging STEM education and sustainability to get ākonga out of the classroom and learn how they make a positive difference
30 March 2023
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Kawakawa Mai Tawhiti is forging a path for ākonga to pursue careers in STEM, particularly in robotics and engineering.
30 March 2023
As part of an ongoing series on digital security, Education Gazette explores how you can secure your school’s online presence with SchoolDNS
30 March 2023
A new online learning platform launched by Netsafe is designed specifically for Year 9–11 students to improve digital literacy and online safety.
8 March 2023
The Government has launched a plan to get young people back into the classroom with more attendance officers in schools and more support for the Attendance Serv
8 March 2023
Civics education is not just about learning the electoral system, it’s also about engaging ākonga in how to interact with government, and how they can create ch