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Graduates celebrate after last year's Covid cancellation

Parades of pride through Hastings

EIT graduate Puti Clarke hopes to turn 'magic' into academic career

Social justice and degree go hand-in-glove

'Happy she won't be smacking kids anymore'- Feilding childcare centre to close

Childcare under investigation over claims of smacking children, feeding them mouldy food.

Sesame Street introduces characters to discuss racism

Meet Wes and his dad Elijah, who will star in a new show educating kids about racism.

Focus: Jacinda Ardern visits her old school for its 50th birthday

PM Jacinda Ardern visited her old school, Morrinsville Intermediate, to celebrate the school's 50th birthday and give a speech to students. Video / Mike Scott

Young mum rolls up sleeves, aces EIT business degree

Education, like life, is full of twists and turns.

Dilworth accused keeps his name a secret

A man facing indecent assault charges had continued name suppression granted.

EIT graduation marks 'diversity, friendship'

Culture to the fore at graduation.

Child run over in school car park: Man, 77, forbidden from driving

The young girl who was taken to Starship Hospital remains in a critical condition

Bishop concedes 'at least' 80 boys may have been abused - at a single school

Previously Bishop Carrell told the Abuse in Care Royal Commission the number was about 30.

Arm nearly 'paralysed': Student attacks teacher with saw

Social media post claimed the teacher was assaulted by a student armed with a saw.

The Conversation: Without the basics, literacy, science and maths will be a struggle

Many schools question the value of spending time on the formal teaching of these skills.

Warnings of 'harrowing' situations in student hostels

The Education and Workforce Select Committee is looking into students' pastoral care.

'Motivated by greed' - Students share experiences at uni accommodation

"They don't care about student wellbeing at all."

Local Focus: Public meetings held on Mount, Pāpāmoa enrolment changes

Ministry of Education wants locals to speak up. Made with funding from NZ on Air.

St Patrick's Day student drinking 'worse than New Year's Eve'

All-day binge drinking and broken glass create a major headache for Dunedin police.

Dilworth School investigation: Latest two men charged appear in High Court

The case was called in the High Court today.

'We were never actually informed' - Former principal on school's farm transfer

The sale of Taihape Area School's educational farm asset has divided a community .