School computer network blocks 2000 online threats a minute
Threats included a spike in the first week after schools reopened following the lockdown.
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Covid generation's NCEA moment of truth
Schools are anxious to see what impact lockdowns had on NCEA achievement.
Daycare food fight: Sausages, dried fruit, popcorn, raw apples banned
Watermelon seeds must be removed and peas cooked and mashed for under 3s.
Covid hits children's enjoyment of learning
ERO recommends mentoring programmes to help students enjoy learning after Covid.
Roll estimates give Tauranga a new biggest school
Principals of fast-growing schools complain the ministry is moving too slow on new builds.
Revealed: The Rotorua schools expecting growing rolls
More than 300 new students are set to join Rotorua classrooms this year.
School Strike 4 Climate NZ to reignite movement in 2021
Organisers say an intergenerational protest will be held outside Parliament on January 26.
Demerit points bill oversimplifies youth justice system, expert says
A demerit system approach is 'trying to simplify something that isn't simple', he said.
Govt to allow 1000 overseas students in
The move is part of the recovery plan for international education.
Summer reads: Tertiary education, training courses, jobs - your best Covid-based options
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
Mark Bracey: Why phonics isn't the silver bullet to improved reading
Opinion: Learning to read can come naturally as a child is exposed to text in a fun way.
Who benefits from fees-free? The swing from polytechnic to university
More than three-quarters of fees-free students came from decile 6 to 10 schools
Shock after much-loved Canterbury school principal's sudden holiday death
Alan John Sutton died of a heart attack while in Ashburton on Sunday.
Summer reads: Unravelling the world of early childhood education
How to find a way through the myriad of daycare options.
New opportunity to be 'good Treaty partner'
Tāwhiao McMaster says history must reflect Māori as well as Pākeha versions of events.
Private v public schools - what's best for your kids?
When it comes to schooling, can money buy success?
Summer jobs for students: Who's hiring - and what they'll pay
Plenty of young people want - or need - to earn while they don't learn.
NZ's top 10 richest private schools: The school with nearly $1b in assets
A Weekend Herald investigation ranks New Zealand's ten richest private schools.
Record enrolment for te reo Māori, foreign languages down
The number of secondary school students studying te reo Māori has passed 30,000.
Editorial: Our history needs wise words and even wiser heads
Editorial: The shared history of these islands at the bottom of the world is who we are.
Kaupapa Māori champion 'at the interface between two worlds'
Yo Heta-Lensen is used to resistance. She meets it with aroha and passion.
Students face emotional challenge confronting NZ history, study warns
Teachers will need to respond to students' emotions when they learn about NZ history.
Commercial contractors win school lunch tender
Big companies get most school lunch contracts as time pressure overrules local jobs.
Kids say: Lasagne please, but no fish
Lasagne proves the most popular dish in school lunch scheme.
Feilding childcare centre to reopen but investigation continues
The centre's owner has agreed to stay away from the site, ministry says.
Alleged child molester loses name suppression
Graeme Richard Collett faces trial in August next year, accused of sexual abuse of girls.
Home-schooling enrolments soar due to Covid
The Covid-19 pandemic has driven NZ's biggest-ever increase in home-schooling enrolments.
Kids allegedly locked in rooms, smacked, fed mouldy food: Daycare centre probed
Parents say children were locked in rooms, smacked, and fed mouldy bread.
Emily Baragwanath: Why kill Latin studies?
Opinion: If education isn't about raising aspirations then what is it about?
Bad timing: 2871 new Auckland CBD students units offered, planned
Twin-block planned when international students were plentiful.
NZ door opening for 500 students a month?
Decision expected soon on next cohort of overseas students coming into NZ.
Covid kept rich kids in school, scared poor kids away
Second lockdown in August affected Auckland students' attendance rates more.
Massey professors hit out over controversial science shake-up
More than 70 Massey professors make rare and direct appeal to chancellor over shake-up.
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