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Ministry steps in to assist Helensville Primary School
A Limited Statutory Manager appointed after requests for help from school's board.
'Distressed' man with knife sparks Auckland school lockdown
Police are looking for a man carrying a knife in the Remuera area.
Teachers could be using your child's images for social media clicks
Teachers remain uncertain on what is acceptable to share about their students online.
Man to receive uni degree 30 years after his death
Graeme Watson's graduation has been a long time coming.
Crimson Education's UK and US global offices found unmanned
Some of Crimson's UK and US offices were empty, according to USA Today.
Local Focus: SDA Rotorua shows size doesn't matter
Small class numbers, big community intentions. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Extraordinary roll growth': New Pāpāmoa primary school planned
A proposed new school in Pāpāmoa needs the Education Minister's approval.
Principal censured for 'vulgar' Nikki Kaye comments
He said he'd follow the policies of "a woman with blonde hair and cleavage".
Richie Hardcore: This is what porn is doing to us
COMMENT: Many young people think violent sex is normal, thanks to pornography.
Auckland teen commits suicide after receiving exam results
"This is something that everyone involved needs to be aware of, and alert to."
Jordan Williams: Education spending spray is a lazy lolly scramble
Comment: Rangitoto College gets $137 per student - Taieri Beach gets $10,000 per child.
Bullying, truancy and bad behaviour: Why Kiwi schools are lagging
The report is described as "sobering" and our bullying rates a "national disgrace".
Watch: Palmerston North school's spine-tingling haka for Year 13s
Incredible haka performed by Palmerston North Boys' High School has been highly praised.
Lockdown lifted at Hamilton school after man makes threats
Maeroa Intermediate School was put into lockdown briefly this afternoon.
Intueri promoter reacts to potential A$100m class action suit
Arowana threatens legal action of its own
'Pay up, Jacinda': Tamaki slams Govt's $400m payout as Destiny School misses out
"There's a fear funding Destiny School is funding students to convert to Christianity."
$400m bonanza explained: Here is exactly what YOUR school receives
What you need to know about the $400 million property bonanza for most NZ schools.
$400m schools spending spree just the beginning for Govt
Ardern won't say what part of the Govt's "significant" spending plans is coming next.
Boyd Swinburn: No food policies to prevent fat, sad, toothless kids
Comment: An open letter to Kiwi parents over the lack of action on poor food policies.
'Good for the kids': Principal welcomes $400,000 boost
Balmoral School principal said he'd like to see the $400,000 boost fund outdoor learning.
Revealed: 2000 schools to get $400m bonus - what yours gets
How much is your, or your kids' school getting? See the full list of who's getting what.
Revealed: Schools set to benefit in massive Government spend up
CTU president Richard Wagstaff delivered a veiled message to New Zealand First.
Napier childcare centre mystery: New building will open 'soon', owner says
Bizarre year-long delay is the latest saga at the site with a fascinating history.
School donations scheme aims to ease pressure on families - most Whanganui schools opt in
The majority of schools in the Whanganui region have opted in.
Are humans too ingenious for our own good?
We are the only animals to make things, destroy them, and then make new, better things.
High-achieving identical twins' tribute to late mother
It's been a confusing six years for some university staff and students.
Local Focus: Orange Day Parade shuts down CBD
Hundreds of children march in Tauranga for safer roads. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
School used language funds for Hawaii trip
Clendon Park School spent $14,580 of Māori language funding on a trip to Hawaii.
Roger Partridge: The unconscious bias of low expectations
Comment: Consigning a child in Bluff to knowledge of mutton birds is medieval.
A third of kids are vaping - principals
Schools and health groups call for quick action against vaping.
NCEA level 2 maths debacle: Education Minister demands answers
Education Minister says the error should not have happened with a robust system.
Whanganui skills gap holding back business growth
Skills gaps are keeping many of our businesses from expanding to their full potential.
NCEA level 2 maths debacle: Examiners 'messed up'
A curly question in NCEA Level Two maths exam has prompted dozens of complaints.