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Schools invited to enter canteen change-up competition
The Heart Foundation is running a new competition for schools aimed at encouraging them to provide healthy food choices…
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Teacher quality should be part of funding review, think tank says
The New Zealand Initiative think tank has welcomed a review of the controversial decile funding system for schools, reported…
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Teachers flock to innovation Fund
The high number of applications for the government’s new $10 million teacher-led Innovation Fund shows the enthusiasm that exists for…
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Students explore the potential of science
Two Te Reo Māori land and water-based science resources are being launched today at a special event hosted by Māori…
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Research into School Journal uncovers family history
A research project into the New Zealand School Journal’s portrayal of the ANZAC legend in World War I almost didn’t…
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Nelson schools showcase collaboration
Several Nelson schools and early childhood services have been showcasing home-grown innovation and collaboration to help Nelson children succeed at…
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N4L finalist in Hi-Tech awards
N4L (Network for Learning) has been named a finalist for two categories in the New Zealand’s Hi-Tech Awards. The first…
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Many children using mobile devices for media consumption
A new independent survey of children has found that while TV is still the dominant screen in their lives, tablets…
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International conference to run on MLE lines
Over 400 participants from as far away as Canada, the UK and Finland are expected to attend the International Democratic…
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‘Cricket’ technology helps schoolgirls learn computer coding
While New Zealand was obsessing over the Cricket World Cup over the past few weeks, a group of primary school…
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Secondary school artworks being showcased and judged
Secondary school artworks from Waikato/Coromandel and Newmarket in Auckland are being exhibited in readiness for auction and judging. The competition,…
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Teaching children to resist adverts and apps
Since the advent of digital marketing, online ads and in-app purchases have been causing headaches for parents. Children are able…
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Week of Code aims to encourage computing skills
Microsoft New Zealand and the High Tech Youth Network are joining forces this week to encourage young people across the…
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New 12-classroom block opens at Kohimarama school
Associate Education Minister Nikki Kaye opened a new 12-classroom block at St Thomas’s School in Kohimarama, Auckland last Friday, a…
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PPTA members vote to boycott Educanz nominations
PPTA members have given us the strongest indication yet that they want nothing to do with the undemocratic Educanz nominations…
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Plastic Bottle Kayak project to set off this Sunday
The Plastic Bottle Kayak team comprising 12 young innovators and leaders, including singer-songwriter Jamie McDell, will make their way to…
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NZSTA focuses on upskilling boards of trustees
One of NZSTA’s key goals in 2015 is to provide all boards of trustees with the opportunity to build on…
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N4L announces new partnership
N4L (Network for Learning) has announced a new partnership with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). The partnership involves the…
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IES scheme missing its target, analysis shows
The first phase of the Government’s Investing in Educational Success scheme is failing to target the children and schools the…
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More support needed for children with disabilities – NZE!
NZEI Te Riu Roa backs the findings and recommendations of a new report that shows children with disabilities are more…
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Top entertainers chosen as favourite celebrities in student census
Singer and The X-Factor New Zealand judge Stan Walker is Kiwi kids’ favourite local celebrity, according to the first insights…
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Parenting book to raise funds for Dyslexia Foundation
Hot off the press, the new book Parenting By The Stars showcases parenting tips and insights from more than 60…
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Parent Interviews seeks funding for expansion
Business owner, 19-year-old Indy Griffiths is seeking funding for his company Parent Interviews by selling shares through the crowdfunding website…
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Science Street Fair to offer hands-on experience for families
Children and their parents are invited to interact with leading Kiwi scientists and learn more about the science behind super…
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Welcome event kicks off new international student programme
More than 2000 international students experienced a powhiri and got to interact with some of the city’s sports stars at…
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