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COOL learning “inevitable” says e-Learning expert
Although many teachers and families are concerned about education minister Hekia Parata’s announcement of a law change to enable more…
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Biggest update to education in 27 years
The biggest update to education in New Zealand in nearly 30 years was introduced in Parliament this week by education…
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Incredible Years program improving student behaviour
The Incredible Years program has been highly praised by education minister Hekia Parata for its impact on primary children's behaviour.
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Searching for New Zealand’s most inspiring teachers
The annual search is on to find New Zealand’s most inspiring teachers. The campaign allows students, their parents, families and…
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$1 million for digital technology projects
Education and digital technology providers who have ideas for engaging projects will be able to bid for $1 million after…
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Applications open for special education scholarships
Applications are now open for special education study awards and scholarships. The study awards support study for a postgraduate diploma…
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Avondale College students compete in Microsoft world champs
Three students from Avondale College, Auckland, are this week competing in the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championships in Orlando, Florida.…
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Creating classroom connections with Singapore
A group of New Zealand teachers has arrived in Singapore for an Asian New Zealand Foundation study tour.
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Otahuhu’s McAuley High School takes out supreme education award
South Auckland’s McAuley High School is celebrating its win of two awards at the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards.
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Māori and Pasifika scholarship recipients named
Kupe scholarships have been awarded to 30 Maori and Pasifika student teachers who have demonstrated excellence in their work.
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More time for teaching with PaCT, trustees told
Using the Progress and Consistency Tool (PaCT) allows teachers to do less formal testing, school trustees have been told by…
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Big funding boost for student mentor scheme
A scheme that connects pupils in low decile schools with university student mentors has received a funding boost of more…
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Website for school leavers goes live
A new social platform specifically for Kiwi school leavers has been launched. Youth Hub connects youth, educators, service providers and…
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Team sea voyages provide long-term psychological benefits
New research from Otago University has revealed that teenagers who join a Spirit of New Zealand sea voyage exhibit significant…
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Submissions open for 2016 Education Awards
Submissions for the 2016 Education Awards have opened. The awards are designed to recognise quality and diversity of educational resources…
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Trans-Tasman principals swap schools
A Gisborne principal has this week become acting principal of an Adelaide school as part of the first ever South…
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Gaming workshops boost students’ interest in science and technology
An evaluation by the New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER) has found that gaming workshops held in public libraries…
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Funding targeted to benefit-dependent students ineffective, says NZEI
Treasury's warning that the government's decision to freeze school operational funding in the latest budget...
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He Tangata! He Tangata! He Tangata!
Although reforms to the Health & Safety Act have triggered anxiety for many educators, some consider it a giant step…
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Storylines dates confirmed
Storylines, the national festival celebrating children’s literature, has confirmed its dates for Family Days throughout the country.
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New website a one-stop shop for school leavers
Leaving the cocoon of high school and living with parents throws up a lot of challenges and inevitably the same…
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Full time education and career strategist for girls’ school
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School in Christchurch has partnered with education and career pathway specialists Crimson Consulting in what is a…
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What’s new in PA systems?
Does your school's PA system need an overhaul on a tight budget? Jamie Cashmore and Jenny Barrett from Edwards Sound…
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School’s academic turnaround wins Ministry praise
South Auckland’s Wesley College, previously under MOE scrutiny for poor academic performance, has been praised by the education minister for…
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Irish author John Boyne on nurturing the creative writer – and the importance of celebrating uniqueness
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, and was recently in New Zealand to inspire young talent at the Auckland Writers…
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