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Kiwi students compete in maths competition
Primary and secondary school students from all over New Zealand joined hundreds of thousands of students from around the world…
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Colleges collaborate to help school leavers
Seeing all secondary school students move into higher education or employment is the aim of a new collaborative initiative of…
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Concerns raised about lack of inclusion for disabled students
Community organisation CCS Disability Action says more needs to be done to ensure schools are inclusive of students with disabilities.…
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Parents encouraged to help teens with career decisions
It’s that time of the year where teenagers are making decisions about the subjects they will choose to study next…
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Shared goal supports secure future for youth
Providing youngsters with a secure future is a goal that New Zealand Rugby League, The Skills Organisation and Competenz all…
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Teachers pleased with science workshop funding.
NZEI Te Riu Roa has welcomed the government’s announcement of $160,000 for science workshops for primary and intermediate teachers. NZEI…
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Minister welcomes parental engagement report
A report recommending ways to encourage more parents to get involved in their children’s education has been welcomed by Education…
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Orchestral experience for Waikato school children
Over 1000 school children from across the Waikato are attending this week’s Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra annual school’s education concert.…
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Solway College to stage inter-school dressage competition
Solway College will be putting horses and riders through their paces next month, with the launch of a new inter-school…
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Study to investigate if micronutrients can help children with ADHD
A University of Canterbury PhD student is investigating to see if micronutrients help children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)…
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Six Whangarei schools win environmental awards
The Northland Regional Council has begun presenting cheques to the six schools in the Whangarei district that are sharing a…
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Makeover for education website
School children around New Zealand will enjoy a more colourful, dynamic and fun experience when using the popular Both Sides…
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No disadvantage from part-time work: Otago research
New Zealand schoolchildren who combine schoolwork with a part-time job do not appear to suffer from any long-term disadvantage, University…
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More programmes at House of Science
The House of Science in Tauranga is now offering specialised science programmes three times a week under the leadership of…
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Shortlist announced for school building project
Two consortia have been shortlisted for a major school building project to construct four schools worth more than $200m, head…
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Survey results show benefits of sail training
A survey carried out by the R. Tucker Thompson Sail Training Trust based in Paihia has confirmed the trust’s sail…
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New ERO report released
A new report from the Education Review Office (ERO) looks at how secondary schools analyse and use achievement data to…
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$14.9 million upgrade for Rangiora High School
The Government is investing $14.9 million in Rangiora High School to upgrade its buildings and facilities and to accommodate a…
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Education Minister addresses STA conference
New Zealand still has a way to go in providing every student with the quality of education they need and…
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Advocacy group ‘deeply concerned’ about education council decision
An Auckland-based education advocacy group says last week’s announcement that the new Education Council will be led by people appointed…
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Will plus skill needed for healthy school culture
Developing a healthy school culture takes will and skill according to author and school improvement guru Dr Anthony Muhammad (Pictured…
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Science Festival far from boring
Attractions as diverse as a ‘why sharks matter’ competition, ‘the science of whisky’ and smashing a world record for firing…
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Little support for Government initiative
In a recent poll released this week, involving over 1000 principals throughout New Zealand, only five per cent supported the…
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Principals’ survey says IES wrong model
The New Zealand Principals’ Federation (NZPF) strongly supports the notion of bolstering collaborative practice within and between New Zealand’s schools…
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Rural schools encouraged to enter technology competition
Entries for HP’s Rural Schools Competition have opened, giving rural New Zealand primary schools the chance to win a share…
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