PR woman accused of historical sex abuse of girl loses name suppression
A lawyer for St Cuthbert's College said the school was opposed to keeping its name secret.
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School may use internet technicians and police to stop anonymous online bullying pages
School says anonymous harassment causing young victims 'stress and unhappiness'.
New mega-polytech may need to cut staff - report
Te Pūkenga proposal not welcomed by union, which says polytechs are already low-staffed.
AUT apologises to academic for mishandling sexual harassment complaint against former head Max Abbott
'I did not experience the appropriate or adequate response to the harm I experienced'.
Government may cut 3000 senior teaching roles
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The pandemic is substantially worsening inequities for Māori and Pacific students -report.
John MacDonald: Literacy in NZ doesn't stop at the Queen's English
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Departing head of polytech a 'scapegoat' - National
Stephen Town resigned from Te Pūkenga and may be being used as a scapegoat
Editorial: School boards in for a torrid time
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Sea change or slow lane? What NZ's new reading strategy means for our kids
The Government has signalled a move toward structured literacy.
Maori boarding schools get $14.9m for upgrades
The schools will receive part of the pūtea set aside in the 2021 Budget.
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Auckland high school placed into lockdown following fight
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New mega polytechnic's boss resigns
Te Pūkenga is facing a $100 million deficit this year and heavy criticism.
As he awaited historic sex abuse trial, ex-teacher also secretly faced more recent charges
Leonard Cave, 75, is now serving an 8-year prison term for historic sex abuse.
NZ's low literacy rate is bad news for the economy
Literacy and numeracy are fundamental in terms of getting people into the workforce.
My son couldn't read - now I know why: Inside NZ's falling literacy crisis
NZ used to be 'one of the most literate nations on earth'. What happened?
John MacDonald: Taking prisoners - school election changes needed
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White supremacist standing for school board prompts call for rule change
Philip Arps was sentenced to 21 months in prison in 2019.
'Old boys club': Former King's students speak on culture at school
The culture at King's College was described as 'misogynistic' by former students.
'It is messy': Lecturer says anxiety growing among EIT staff over merger plans
Just months away from merger, some EIT staff are feeling "deflated" and kept in the dark.
'A bruising three years': Teacher guilty of serious misconduct speaks out
Greg Robinson was censured after removing an earphone from a student's ear.
More consistent teaching needed in reading, maths, says govt report
"Every single teacher" needs same idea for teaching literacy and numeracy, minister says.
Ex-Dilworth teacher whose abuse spanned five decades jailed for eight years
"I behaved dreadfully and the bad feelings will haunt me forever," abuser tells court.