Schools use force 13 times a day as classroom 'chaos' escalates
The Special Education Principals' Association says unruly students are a tiny minority, but the level of violence is on the rise. New figures show children are...
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- Another school abandons NCEA Level 1
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- Primary school educators meet today on pay dispute
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- Catholics converge on Wellington to celebrate education
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- Victoria likely to become 'University of Wellington'
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- Christchurch teachers looking for more money
- Principal: NCEA overhaul short-term fix
- Union group backs plans to shake-up high school assessments
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Schools use force 13 times a day as classroom 'chaos' escalates
-
$50m paid in fees-free to students who failed or withdrew
-
14 NCEA exam subjects to go digital in 2019
-
'Corrupt' Education Ministry releases video to persuade teachers over pay dispute
-
Secondary school teachers reject Government offer
-
Striking Auckland teachers urged to 'fight for your professional lives'
-
Teachers' strikes confirmed from Monday
-
Auckland principal faces backlash from angry parents
-
Secondary school teachers hopeful for new pay offer
-
Daycare crisis: The job no one wants despite pay bonus
-
Primary school teachers vote in favour of rolling national strikes
-
Auckland school shuts out senior students over prank fears
-
Teacher reference check that ended in tears
-
Government announces $10.5m funding boost for education
-
'A kick in the teeth': Teacher stuck on $59,000 after 43 years
-
Mass exodus: 22 kids withdrawn from school over teacher bullying claims
-
Primary teachers' union to vote on regional strikes
-
Mass board walkout: Commissioner appointed to West Auckland school
-
Board of Trustees at West Auckland school walks out
-
Principal claims truancy leads to prison, rape, suicide
-
'Mad Hatters are in control': Teachers speak out over violent students
-
Victoria University of Wellington sticks by name change despite negative feedback
-
Teachers could need specific Te Reo training
-
ERO tells schools to teach teens about pornography, sexual violence
-
New offer for teachers: More for experience, less for beginners
-
Greens zero in on compulsory te reo Māori in schools
-
At least $20m to be announced for Wainuiomata High School rebuild in Hutt Valley
-
Wintec staff disciplined after filming themselves playing with sex toys
-
Two more charter schools approved as state schools
-
Falling interest in arts blamed for job cuts at AUT
-
Students rebel against digital NCEA exam that requires new laptops
-
Tighter University Entrance rules lift pass rates
-
Teachers: New offer needed to end strikes
-
Teachers' strike: Everything you need to know
-
Majority of parents prepared for teacher strike
-
Parents line up childcare for teachers' strike
-
'Waste of money': Sex-ed experts slam Mates & Dates $18m plan
-
Daycare teacher must pay $31k after mistreatment of children and staff
-
Kindy teacher held children down to force them to sleep
-
Primary teachers predicted to vote for full day strike
-
Another school abandons NCEA Level 1
-
Nine charter schools to survive, but three in limbo
-
Legal case over removing religion from schools heads to High Court
-
At least 12 new schools planned for growing Auckland
-
Early-childhood teacher confesses to hitting child, keeps license
-
Drunk, abuse, force-feeding: Horrific early childhood education complaints
-
Advisory group of principals and teachers to consult on NCEA review
-
Teacher struck off for twisting Down syndrome pupil's nose
-
Parents concerned over children having to stand on school bus
-
Half of teachers at a south Auckland school on verge of quitting
-
Government invests $49 million in Auckland primary schools
-
Treaty of Waitangi claim lodged over charter school closures
-
Teachers and principals agree to strike next month
-
Government extends student loans for longer courses
-
NCEA review under fire: principals give it a failing grade
-
'Please look after them': Boy's heartfelt letter to education minister
-
Primary school educators meet today on pay dispute
-
Teaching about meeting individual children's needs says principal
-
Catholics converge on Wellington to celebrate education
-
Early Childhood research labelled inflammatory
-
Review group quietly appointed on replacing National Standards
-
Victoria likely to become 'University of Wellington'
-
Backlash over plan to make students bus to school ball
-
Staff cuts drag NZ universities down in world rankings
-
Christchurch teachers looking for more money
-
Principal: NCEA overhaul short-term fix
-
Union group backs plans to shake-up high school assessments
-
NCEA reforms: external exams in Year 11 go, 'pathway' courses required at Levels 2 and 3
-
Report: Shifting schools sets children back half a year
-
Dozens of Otago Uni support staff to lose jobs today
-
School deciles funding to last another two more years
-
Auckland students filmed smoking weed at school
-
Budget 2018: Schools get a boost, but not by much
-
Vanguard charter school gets tick as state school
-
Teachers reveal they are bullied too
