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Children left in tears, refusing to go toilet at school after sudden rule change.
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"By 18 months, children expect individuals to take what that they deserve."
Charter schools that may never open were paid $3.4m
Two charter schools were paid $1.5m between them on the day Jacinda Ardern was sworn in.
Jigsaw Whanganui put the pieces together
Programme facilitator Nicki Rees attended The Incredible Years Kaupapa Māori Programme.
Terry Sarten: It's not where we are - it's how we get there
National MP's bill to change school decile system missing the point
Whanganui students all aboard the Waimarie
Nine schools have been invited to an educational cruise across two days.
Teachers: $300m collaborative policy has flopped
Teachers rate their schools highly - but not their 'communities of learning'.
How this 16-year-old Kiwi almost doubled his money in the sharemarket
He's only 16, but Mathis Bitton has already started an investment society.
$20k teachers' trip: Parent donations hiked same day
School that spent $20k on teachers' trip had been questioned on previous overseas travel.
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Colleagues save teacher who 'died' mid-lesson
Teacher sprints across school field with defibrillator wearing heels to save her colleague
Mathis Bitton: Crimson Education's Student of the Year
Mathis Bitton, a 16-year-old Kristin College student wins a $20,000 coaching package from Crimson Education as their inaugural Stand Out Student of the Year. / Jason Oxenham
It's dangerous to teach kids about gun safety
Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on why he's against gun education for kids.
Top uni library cuts 45 jobs, more to come
Music school and library cuts foreshadow more job losses as varsity trims costs.
First prosecution for falsifying student records
School and its director face $10,000 fine for allegedly falsifying student records.
Hawkesby: Why are we treating students like prisoners?
COMMENT: By treating students as second-rate citizens we're denying basic human rights.
Marie Russell: When should NZ schools have guns?
COMMENT: Guns in schools carry risks of lead poisoning.
Kiwi childcare chain launches cut-out guns for kids
Educators shocked at Evolve Education's gun safety kit for preschoolers.
Gun safety for preschoolers
Gun safety for preschoolers to be rolled out at Pascals Herne Bay. / Jason Oxenham
Mum's clever lunch box hack stops apples browning
Hack to stop sliced apple going brown will excite parents to the core.
Restraint rules 'expelled common sense' from classroom
Principals say every restraint incident takes up to nine hours of paperwork.
Vanguard charter school applies to become school of special character
Hipkins not ruling out financial support in the transition to special-character schools.
PM Jacinda Ardern & Education Minister on Vanguard Military School
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Education Minister Chris Hipkins announces Vanguard Military School. / Mark Mitchell
Mt Albert plan likely to hit local schools
Avondale Intermediate's roll could leap to about 900 in the next 6 or 7 years.
Nga Tawa claims regional debating title
Nga Tawa defeated Palmerston North Girls High School in the CNI Regional Debating Final
School teachers' $20,000 trip to Cook Islands
Blockhouse Bay Intermediate paid $18,976 to fly teachers to Cook Islands for working trip.
Editorial: Teachers' trip sails close to the wind
EDITORIAL: School that uses funds to send 12 teachers on overseas trip is taking a risk.
New scholarship honours New Zealand women
A new Whanganui scholarship honours women's contribution to New Zealand society.
School's dress as refugees day 'ignorant': Race Relations commissioner
Wear rags to dress like refugees, kids told.
Community classes at Whanganui Prison
Prisoners benefit from more positive learning experiences but funding short.
Woman takes helm at Graham Henry's old school
Singapore-born Adeline Blair is the first woman to lead a state boys' school in Auckland.
Cheap flights blamed as school attendance drops to new low
Only half of all Māori students in NZ schools attended regularly last year,
Teachers turn out at Whanganui East School
About 90 primary school teachers turned out to discuss their claims.