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The second round of applications for Teach NZ scholarships for science, technology and maths subjects has opened.

West Auckland's Waitakere College is celebrating a dramatic rise in student achievement, especially for Māori and Pasifika. Principal Mark Shanahan tells the school's story from its lowest point in 2013 to today's high.

Good management of your school’s investment in transport will go a long way towards saving money - and a great deal of inconvenience.

West Auckland's Waitakere College is celebrating a dramatic rise in student achievement, especially for Māori and Pasifika. Principal Mark Shanahan tells the school's story from its lowest point in 2013 to today's high.

More than 1,000 schools and 32,000 students throughout New Zealand have signed up to the Student Volunteer Army’s (SVA) new primary school programme – one of the largest mobilisations of its kind.

New research from the University of Auckland has shown that pupils in kura kaupapa Māori-language immersion schools who have English introduced to their lessons gain a better grasp of both languages.

For the past four years, Hatea-A-Rangi has been receiving fresh fruit, courtesy of the Fruit in Schools programme. Teacher Rebecca Trafford says the impact has been transformative...

Schools can gather practical ideas to enhance student well-being and reduce levels of aggressive and bullying behaviours from a new  report released by NZCER (New Zealand Council for Educational Research).

Teachers who want to improve delivery of school sports programmes can compete, play and learn …

What state are your school's toilets in? Is it time to introduce a toilet charter?