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7 March 2016
New Zealand teachers are among the most professional in the world and are satisfied with their schools and their jobs, according to two new reports.
7 March 2016
From the devastation of Cyclone Heta came an opportunity to begin rebuilding the educational landscape of the Pacific island of Niue.
7 March 2016
Getting the most out of Vocational Pathways for students is one of Ruapehu College’s big priorities.
22 February 2016
As a nation, we’ve got some way to go before we can call ourselves a financially literate population.Education Gazette speaks to several experts.
22 February 2016
On 14 February, almost five years to the day since the devastating 2011 earthquake, Christchurch was rocked again by a big quake.
22 February 2016
Focus on Ability is an annual film-making competition and festival with a difference, which is fitting given that the competition celebrates diversity by highli
22 February 2016
When the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards were advertised last year the principal of Central Regional Health School decided his team had a story wor
22 February 2016
Last year marked 175 years since the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. To commemorate the anniversary, the Ministry of Education offered all new schools plaque
9 February 2016
Winning a Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Award in 2014 gave full Māori immersion centre Nōku Te Ao a huge confidence boost.
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.
