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Union wins case against Ministry of Education over job cuts
The Employment Relations Authority ruled that the Ministry of Education did not comply with its collective agreement.
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The siren song of “evidence-based” instruction
Alfie Kohn, respected American education critic, writes on the false promises of "evidence-based" teaching.
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Anger over loss of rural school bus routes
The loss of nine rural bus runs will impact access to education for some Hawkes Bay students, say angry locals.
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Food choices for fueled and focused learners
A well nourished learner is more likely to perform better across their school day. What can schools do to help?
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Mātauranga Māori informed models of wellbeing in school
How might schools respectfully engage with te ao Māori to lift health and wellbeing for all ākonga and become better…
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Our Tumuaki Principal – Nathan Janes
Nathan Janes from Mairangi Bay School shares his school's journey in this Tumuaki Principal Speaks column.
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If the NZ government wants to improve student outcomes, it needs to invest more in school-based healthcare
Improving student health will improve student achievement, argues Sarah Williams from AUT and Leon Benade from Edith Cowan University.
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Go blue this World Drowning Prevention Day
Drowning Prevention Auckland is running their “go blue” campaign with free resources for this year’s World Drowning Prevention Day.
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Teamturf upgrade at Bankwood School
The revitalised sport court at Bankwood School is a source of pride and inspiration for the school community.
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Educators slam charter schools
Educators across the country voice opposition to charter schools as the bill undergoes its first reading in parliament.
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Attracting and retaining Gen Z teachers
Generation Z are a crucial presence in a strained teaching workforce – how can schools meet their expectations?
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Underage vaping is on the rise: here’s how young New Zealanders are finding it so easy to access
What's fuelling the youth vaping crisis, and what can we do about it? Anna DeMello and Janet Hoek from the…
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Learning and exploring in Christchurch
With endless attractions, experiences and adventures, there’s always a learning opportunity in Ōtautahi Christchurch.
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The world of live performances and productions
Theatre and live performances can benefit all students across multiple curriculum areas. Find out how to stage the perfect production!
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New Zealand performing poorly on right to education
The latest data published by the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) shows NZ could do better to uphold the right…
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The curriculum MAG’s evidence base falls short
The Aotearoa Educators' Collective says the report produced by the Ministerial Advisory Group lacks substantial evidence.
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Upholding the vision of Te Mātaiaho
Rebecca Thomas weighs in on the recent curriculum controversies and what they mean for our commitment to Te Tiriti o…
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Case Study: CarbonCycle and Te Kauwhata Primary School
This composting project provides ongoing learning opportunities for tamariki, and benefits the whole community.
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Maximise space with shade solutions
Some excellent and often under-utilised learning spaces lie beyond the classroom walls. Shade solutions make these areas useable year round.
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Union blows whistle on “secret” curriculum rewrites
The union for post-primary school teachers says the curriculum rewrites are being done in secret, without sector consultation.
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Profession or trade? Why training NZ’s teachers in the classroom is not the right answer
Kirsten Locke, Alex Gunn, and Katrina McChesney explain why in-classroom training for teachers isn't the way forward.
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School support staff set to negotiate with MoE
School support staff are holding paid union meetings ahead of collective bargaining set for the end of the year.
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Safe, hands on, science learning
Science learning can be a lot of fun, and a safe, well-equipped science room can inspire and engage students.
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Is your sport surface ready to play?
A well maintained sport surface can encourage participation in sport, boost school spirit, and keep young athletes safe.
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Ministry of Education taken to court over job losses
The dismissal of a significant number of staff at the Ministry of Education may breach collective agreements.
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