SchoolNews - New Zealand

‘We can’t have egos in a school like this!’

The unforeseen turmoil, uncertainty and stress brought about by the global pandemic have been felt nowhere more keenly in the education sector, than at schools serving students with high, complex needs.

Teaching promise and possibility first

Planning school progress around the golden triangle

Your stories: Omakere School’s journey to Environmental Manaakitanga

Does your excursion have an educational narrative?

Perhaps it’s time for a more narrative-led approach to educational trips than a challenge-based one?

Zoo-topia sparks learning joy

Don’t let your camp become a horror story!

EOTC opportunities to explore in and around Rotorua

Growing food resilience

New mental health resources launched following teacher survey

We Bounce Back was unveiled this week as the latest campaign from The Voices of Hope mental health charity, led by Young New Zealander of the Year, Jazz Thornton.

Well-supported long-term digital technology opportunity for 2022

Young, Māori and Queer: Research into rangatahi takatāpui

Aotearoa histories books for schools and kura

Full Steam ahead!

Tucking into healthy food options

A school canteen or tuck shop plays a crucial role.

Education hydration

Food practice: possibilities for social and vocational development

Wine-making a passion project for St Peter’s Cambridge Year 10-12 students

‘Sugar in Schools’ project has many benefits

Free counselling for schooling workforce during pandemic

Teachers and support staff across all state, and state-integrated, schools can now access free counselling through the COVID-19 Employee Assistance Programme.

Lockdown resources for whanau wellbeing

Should we give up on COVID-zero?

Should we vaccinate children against COVID-19?

Making Aotearoa safer online

On each other’s team

Unity is key to any team and uniform plays an important part in creating that...

Latest youth sport findings – free webinar

Rival school grounds maintained by same professional team

The show must go on!

Hit the ground running, jumping, leapfrogging

Hear more, shout less!

The negative implications of poor classroom acoustics are wide ranging and can have deep, lasting impacts way beyond the classroom environment.

Creo transforms daily life at Balclutha Primary School

Your school playground: Safety compliance & risk assessment

Need to know: Pool heating requirements for your school

PlaytopNZ achieves brilliant result at Somerfield School