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'Really violent and terrifying': Teens at top school sent murder and rape threats on Snapchat

"The truth is we are seeing an escalation of this around the country."

Dilworth School: 150 men have come forward about historical sexual abuse

School's former chaplain Ross Browne now facing an additional seven charges.

School's in for Covid vaccine: Parents urged to discuss jabs with teens

It comes after Medsafe gave provisional approval for 12 to 15 year olds.

Top private school's wellbeing director resigns, follows principal's departure

Parents were told he was on leave a week ago and notified of his resignation Thursday.

From solo parent on benefit to a university graduate chasing goal

Niki Wade had been out of the workforce for nearly six years before she began studying.

Absenteeism was a major issue. Now it's not. How five schools changed it around

The schools worked hard to identify barriers impacting student attendance and found it.

School zones: 55 more Auckland schools consulting over possible changes

The Ministry is grappling with unprecedented growth in the school aged population.

New Zealand childcare good quality but unaffordable - Unicef report

A Unicef survey ranked Aotearoa at 33 out of 44 in the report.

Kiwi schools targeted by anti-vaxxers

Ministry bulletins for school leaders have addressed misinformation since last year.

'Prolific' online exam cheating at University of Auckland: student

New online system was 'entirely trust-based' but students share knowledge during exam.

Principal - what barefoot kids really need is a home of their own

A further 60,000 jackets to be handed out to Kiwi kids.

'White privilege' - the truth behind Act's classroom claim

David Seymour says 'white privilege' classroom incident probably 'enthusiastic graduate'.

Schools locking toilet blocks to curb vaping 'epidemic'

Locking toilets, instant stand-downs and vape detectors are being used to deter students.

Ending period poverty: Free product roll out in BOP schools

'You just need them, it is like having toilet paper'.

Art school director in online row over sex work is slavery comment

Prostitutes are victims, says art school director in bluntly declining exhibition.

Multimillion-dollar Christchurch building confirmed

University of Otago Council approves full funding for Christchurch campus.

Primary teachers' union calls for overhaul of school staffing

A new report warns that educators are being stretched to the limit.

Full rebuild of Otago's oldest school to begin next year

The province's oldest school is about to become the country's newest school.