National wants new international students back in NZ - but with new work restrictions
National wants the borders open to international students but with new work restrictions.
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Govt to spend $4m on 300 new creative learning teachers
Jacinda Ardern said supporting the arts in schools is important, given the Covid-19 impact
Students stuck overseas can sit NCEA
Students stuck in China when the NZ border closed will be able to sit NCEA.
Principal threatens students with police action over Black Lives Matter posters
Principal threatened police action over recent claims of racism in the school.
Black Lives Matter posters torn down: Diocese to meet with students
Year 13 cultural leader stepped down over the incident.
Students' heartwarming initiative to provide barefoot kids with shoes
Students who wanted to help kids walking barefoot to school create a successful charity.
Third school's students complain over Black Lives Matter poster removal
Two Christchurch Girls' High School students say their posters were removed by staff.
'How much wastage?': Mike Hosking's child on list for free modem
Hundreds of unwanted modems have arrived at wealthy schools that don't need them.
PM meets Tauranga apprentice hired in work scheme
While in the Bay, the Prime Minister decided to drop in and meet Jake Alder.
Revealed: Auckland rises in university world rankings, second NZ uni tumbles
Auckland University inches up, but Waikato drops out of top 300.
Principals say $87m lockdown IT scheme a 'disaster'
Free internet routers have been given to hundreds of students who don't need them.
Teachers union asks for resignations after fees vote
Teachers angry about recent increases in registration fees are fighting back.
National promises to scrap teacher fees
National would ask taxpayers to pick up the $16m cost of teacher registration.
Exercise the brain at Community Education
New courses, new energy as operation gears up for term 3.
Local Focus: Pāpāmoa Catholic school unveils principal
New school in Golden Sands on track for February 2021. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
AUT to offer medicinal cannabis paper
Cannabis 101 for those interested in the medicinal cannabis industry.
The two other secret lawsuits against Crimson Education
Crimson has gone to great lengths to keep media from reporting it is involved with.
Vic Uni to commercially toughen up accommodation sector
In the middle of a hiring freeze Vic is advertising a job for someone to drive cost cuts.
What's your child up to online? How to help
Website offers advice for parents on porn, bullying and screen time.
Schools still waiting for refunds for 35 trips
One company had 35 trips cancelled; 28 Auckland schools cancelled trips.
Teacher censured for viewing porn
Forensic examination found the teacher had 'attempted to erase any trace of the material'.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Balance is vital for Peters and NZ First
Heather du Plessis-Allan looks at the fine line Winston Peters must walk
Private schools pay back wage subsidy after Govt says they are ineligible
'People have said 'why are you applying for the subsidy? You guys are the rich ones'.'
Lockdown at Hobsonville School, parents told to keep children home
Police were called after a person was seen on the school grounds.
Covid-19: Vic Uni students fear disadvantage in job market
Victoria University will not be applying a universal grade bump like others.
Half of pre-schoolers still at home
Many parents are still at home and/or afraid to send their children back to centres.
Iconic Reading Recovery programme may change, slammed for lack of 'spill over'
Education Ministry will 'strengthen' Reading Recovery after critical evaluation.
Teaching Council considers complaints after teacher wears 'Make America Great Again' hat to protest
Concerned parents have complained to the school and to the Teaching Council.
Government to provide free sanitary items in schools
The govt is taking steps to tackle period poverty by providing free products in schools.
Teacher apologises for wearing MAGA hat to protest
The Herald understands the man's school has received threats following the incident.
Bonus NCEA credits offered due to lockdown
Bonus NCEA credits will compensate students for lost classroom time.
Apprenticeship fund 'attractive for employees made redundant or displaced'
The Targeted Training and Apprenticeships Fund will pay for apprenticeships.
Women still vastly under-represented, underpaid in top uni roles
Women remain poorly represented in top tier academic positions in NZ, new research shows.
Dunne: Playcentres need love too
Comment: Funding for diverse childhood learning options needs to be a level playing field.