Public v private: The old school tie network - and why faith matters
Faith-based integrated schools, not private schools, are strongest in the NZ Parliament.
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Boys' bastion falls: Scots College admits girls
There is now no boys-only school among NZ's biggest 15 private schools.
Increase in NZ student enrolments not enough to meet shortfall
An expected jump in domestic enrolments will not make up for the loss of foreign students.
Students to get digital profile for online learning in $219m education package
High school students will be given a Facebook-like profile for online learning.
Free digital health checks for schools ahead of online exams
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'Faith trumps dosh': Religious schools beat private and state schools on UE results
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Private schools: Are they worth $20,000 a year?
Are private schools worth the money? Part 1 of a 3-part Herald investigation.
Focus: Daughter of Cambodian refugee gives back by becoming GP in South Auckland
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St Peter's College mourns sudden death of much-loved teacher
Peter Lyons was a well-respected economics teacher and Herald columnist.
Tararua REAP For community and employment support
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Confucius classrooms: How trade is influencing education
Critics argue Chinese trade objectives should be kept outside New Zealand's classrooms.
'Structural racism': Academic decries Maori, Pasifika numbers in NZ science
New study again highlights 'glaringly low' numbers of Maori and Pacific scientists in NZ.
More focus on quality education than work rights - Cabinet
Cabinet wants to use the pandemic to transform the current international student sector.
Benjamin Swann retrial: Teacher accused of sexually abusing young boys
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Community initiative keeps troubled Napier kids in school
Up to 10 children who would otherwise have been expelled or suspended are taking part.
Call to axe $100m learning scheme from schools
The Principals Federation wants to scrap Communities of Learning (Kahui Ako) in schools.
Last drinks? Pubs 'may need to shut down' so schools can open in England
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The man who's tested Whanganui drivers 15,000 times now on drive to teach good habits
Terry Fowler hopes his driving school can improve the quality of drivers in Whanganui.
Long-term harm feared if tourism training cuts go ahead
Tourism prospects in NZ are so poor the tertiary sector is seeking to cut funding.
Pot paper's popularity takes NZ university by surprise
Pharmacists, other healthcare professions line up for $1200 postgrad course.
Auckland University alumni and donors information stolen by hackers
A ransom was paid for the information's return.
Marilyn Waring: The people who saved NZ
Comment: Omitted from the list of essential workers, these people carried on nonetheless.
Teaching maths in lockdown: Some parents 'felt somewhat abandoned'
Distance learning gave parents the opportinuty to evaluate their children's homework.
International students: Bailout fund for sector 'not enough'
Without income from international students, schools will continue to lose money.
Focus Live: $50m lifeline for unis and schools after NZ shuts borders to foreign students
The Government will spend $51.6 million on New Zealand's embattled overseas education sector, as schools and universities continue to reel from the loss of foreign students.
Otago teachers frequently attacked by students, survey reveals
A five-week survey has recorded more than 200 physical and verbal attacks on staff.
Steven Joyce: Show an open door to international students
COMMENT: Keeping international students out will mean staff and service cuts next year.
Mum's fury: Boy concussed in classroom attack sent home by bus
The school confirmed it was not correct protocol to send him home on the bus.
Principals unhappy with changes to physical force rules
Schools are struggling to cope with increasing violence from their students.
Childcare subsidies drop 30 per cent as jobs go
Subsidy drop provides hard data on Covid recession job losses.
'Growing too fast': New classrooms to help with Bay's rapid roll rise
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