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"We can't meet the demand of every parent who will want early childhood education."
Dilworth abuse: Former vicar Ross Douglas Browne pleads guilty
'Vindication' for victims: Dilworth ex-chaplain enters guilty pleas.
'Unprecedented in NZ': Dilworth to pay former students who were sexually abused
Financial compensation will be available next year to students who were sexually abused.
Everything you need to know about level 3's new rules - your Q's answered
Confused about level 3 tomorrow? Derek Cheng has some answers.
Q&A: How will the new level 3 work?
Confused about the new level 3 rules? We've got some answers.
Early childcare: No limit on number of bubbles as long as they fit safely
Centres can take as many bubbles of 10 as they can safely fit, Ministry says.
Whangārei students makes Northland proud by winning the Ngā Manu Kōrero Speech, says her teacher
Khalia Wilson says her belief in the speech won her the trophy.
Student's dorm-room death: Coroner's final report into tragedy of teen who wasn't found for weeks
Coroner's final ruling on death of a Canterbury Uni student in his dorm room released.
They help you at rock bottom, but who helps them?
Their fulltime job is to help everyone at rock bottom, but how is their mental health?
'It's a goddamn mess': Royal Society report calls for sweeping changes in maths education
Ministry of Education asked for the report due to declining maths scores.
'Losing $15m per annum': Otago Uni launches voluntary redundancy scheme
Uni to contain spending in the face of losing international students and rising costs.
Flatly embarrassing': 700 scientists call for pay hike for Marsden students
PhD students working on some of our most important studies are having to work second jobs.
Teacher struck off after inappropriate comments to girl who was assaulted
Tribunal found Philip Gibbs showed a "complete lack of judgement".
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing
Mana Ake will provide early intervention to promote wellbeing for children in Northland.
Matt Heath: Teachers are humans too
'I read an epic, funny, tragic, educational book last week. Amazingly it's about teaching'
University lecturer found in breach of policy for failing to disclose relationship with student
Investigation finds student's allegations of assault unsubstantiated.
Uneven playing field: Time for a rethink of private, public school funding
Simon Wilson argues it's time for a radical rethink about what we want from our schools.
Auckland mum anxious about kids returning to school without teacher vaccination assurance
There are no requirements for schools to share staff inoculation status with parents.
'A very lonely profession': Why Bay teachers and principals are quitting
Former teachers and principals are speaking out about why they left the profession.
Students stuck on edge of Auckland can't get to school at Dio in Hamilton
Students on the edge of Auckland are stuck in no-man's-land.
Opinion | Our response to Covid can lead us into more equitable and prosperous future
OPINION: Jim Metson puts the case for using Covid strategies to work on other advances.
Schools open but Auckland classrooms almost empty in level 3
Just two students are at Glendowie College today out of a normal roll of 1200.
Covid-19: First walk-in vaccination clinic to be held at high school
Students under 16 will need written consent from their parents, says school.
Level 3 in Auckland: What it will look like for schools
Principals aren't expecting many kids to return in level 3.
Covid breach: Dunedin student turns up at school after travelling from Auckland
Otago Boys' High School has sought to reassure parents after a pupil breached lockdown.
Nelson College to repay historical debt as school looks to the future
School addresses strategy to address its debt.
Toilet queue 'rumble' ends in suspension for drunk ECE teacher
The woman's license was not cancelled because she showed remorse for her actions.
Tai Tokerau principals fully support our Auckland colleagues, says a Whangārei school principal
School holidays before term 4 will remain unchanged across New Zealand.
'Should come from monarchy': Calls renewed for apology for caning te reo speakers
Students were caned for speaking te reo at schools in the 1940s, among them Dover Samuels.
'One bubble': Dunedin college says ball for 200 within rules
The college held a ball for 200 people, despite indoor gatherings being limited to 50.
'Big strain': School holiday decision 'poor', cafe owner and parent says
Greg Cornes is one of many parents who called for school holidays to be brought forward.
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Diana Sharma, Co-founder of Mission Ready, tells her journey to co-found the educational startup and the importance of diversity in the workplace. Video / Jason Oxenham