Dilworth victim: 'You can't tell me there wasn't a child abuse ring'
Dilworth tutor was in MacMurray House at same time as two others accused of abusing boys.
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Social studies 'not as valued' in some schools
New Zealand's numeracy and literacy rates have been declining for the past two decades.
Attempted abduction: Principal asks students to 'be aware'
Police were told an unidentified person approached a student on a bicycle in Waikanae.
Principal of top private school resigns amid bullying investigation
The head of St Peter's Cambridge has resigned in the midst of a bullying investigation.
The 'invisible' part of NZ history the new curriculum completely ignores
They were the only ethnic group to pay a £100 poll tax for entry to NZ.
Accused Dilworth abuser who died before trial previously jailed for sex offences
Man charged over Dilworth allegations had prior sexual abuse conviction.
'Absolutely bored': Expelled autistic boy still out of school seven weeks later
His mother says the process of finding schools for excluded kids takes too long.
Moriori fear their history will be left out of school curriculum
Moriori fear their story will be ignored in the curriculum for schools next year.
Māori high school students get leg-up to top universities
Sir John Key will be one of the mentors for the five winners.
Act wants to give principals power to award bonuses to top teachers
The fact that good and bad teachers are paid the same isn't good for NZ kids, Act says.
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Uni lecturer under investigation for alleged assault, relationship with student
Formal complaint by student raised number of allegations against lecturer.
High school students win scholarships worth $100k
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Budget 2021: 'When our children are well, they thrive and learn' - educators
Lifting children out of poverty is an investment in their education, principals say.
Education: $761m to build more schools, classrooms
Money for school buildings, tertiary students and vocational training announced.
University restructure: Scientists challenge financial case for Massey shake-up
Scientists' group challenges financial justification for major Massey science restructure.
'History can hurt': Warnings over new school curriculum
Teachers anxious on how they would manage discussions about cross-cultural conflict.
'Kids are the future' - more support, resources, councillors
One mum says schools need more support to deal with housing crisis effects on children.
Draft history curriculum misses 600 years of NZ's past - panel
Expert panel has criticised Aotearoa NZ's Histories curriculum draft for omitting topics.
School ball arrival overtaken by hoons riding car roofs and bonnets
Students arriving at the school ball had to be dropped further away because of the chaos.
'There's very little waste.' Bay of Plenty schools say Govt funded lunches improve attendance and focus
School leaders say listening to student feedback helps to get buy in for lunch scheme.
Papakura High School target of bomb threat
Police are working with the school, which remained open today.
Education Ministry praised Hutt Valley High School maintenance
How does a school in Lower Hutt's wealthiest suburb, end up with rotting classrooms?
St Peter's bomb scare: Police say no 'credible threat'
The threat came after a week of controversy over an investigation into bullying.
University of Otago's international students return
Thirty have arrived and another 50 are on their way.
School ball strife: Eden Park stops booking balls after noise complaints
Noise concerns marred an otherwise successful ball, Auckland Girls Grammar principal says.
How a Kiwi-based app became a 'game-changer' for schools in Covid lockdown
Developers laughed when she first suggested a school communication app 10 years ago.
School of video games proposed for Dunedin city
Otago Polytechnic planning a Dunedin School of Games.
Govt announces $67m for low-emissions cars, coal burner replacements
Climate Change Minister James Shaw made the pre-Budget announcement to lower emissions.
Man forbidden to be with children on bail near primary school
A police spokesperson said they wouldn't release any details about the man's charge.
Kerre McIvor: 'Surely we can feed the most vulnerable of our family'
Children who need the lunches most would never ask, because it's just another indignity.
Tackling racism in Aotearoa: Should white privilege be taught in schools?
Some say it is divisive, while others say it is essential to tackle entrenched inequities.