Hekia Parata sees merit in shifting teacher training to a post-graduate level.

The Government's new mediation service for equal pay is getting its first test today.

A school girl was offered $100 by a stranger to hop in their car on her way to school.

The Education Minister says schools can reconsider traditional hours and learning methods.

Three Bay students are to attend a week-long environmental forum

COMMENT: University staff should be heeded when they cite pressure to drop standards.

A retired teacher has died after a truck hit his bike in Hamilton yesterday

A teacher who falsely claimed that NCEA results had been verified can keep teaching.

Kaikohe's Northland College staff and students are "hugely excited" about school revamp.

People wanting to become teachers could need to get a post-graduate qualification.

Advice on social media use and contact with students given.

More money needed to match more responsibilities.

Remote school sent children home because roads were expected to be flooded.

Open letter rejects "forceful silencing of dissenting or unpopular views" on uni campuses.

COMMENT: Schools need courage to do away with 'streaming' that has been shown not to work.

Crimson Education says 64 young New Zealanders have been offered study sponsorship.

A primary school in Australia has banned cartwheels. Student's parents are not impressed.

A scheme which has given free computers to 16,905 low-income families will end in June

Several incidents in the past two months have schools on alert about kids' safety.

Northland primary schools are threatening to permanently suspend troubled children.

He has been accepted into a two-year Master in Public Policy course starting in August.

The women fighting to make interest rates fairer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Sultry selfies, flirty students and perfectionism: Life as a female teacher revealed.

New Lynn's Fruitvale School will get a new $9.5 million classroom block.

Ethel Gray checks trees she planted 80 years ago. Made with finding from NZ On Air

A former MIT lecturer said he resigned in protest when the student was not disciplined.

A mother was stunned to receive a note home telling her these snacks weren't acceptable.

COMMENT: Shelley Bridgeman dissects the debate over school rules around hair lengths.

Academics say they're being told to pass incompetent students so they keep paying fees.

Six inmates were awarded certificates after completing courses at Auckland Prison today.