New champion in tertiary education for people with dyslexia
The online official launch of the Dyslexia-Friendly Quality Mark initiative is being held at 10am on Wednesday 8 September, and a range of events are taking place over the week.
Teachers share practice at PLD Expo
Around 400 teachers and school staff took part in a dynamic professional learning and development (PLD) event in Wellington in April, which included a kōrero from psychologist Nigel Latta about managing stress and workload.
Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ) a provider in national rollout of Te Ahu o te...
Te Rito Maioha (ECNZ) is delighted to be announced as a provider in the national rollout of Te Ahu o te Reo Māori, set to launch later this year.
Opinion: Rethinking the assumptions of our financial education
Jack Goldingham Newsom discusses the financial education curriculum.
Pump up the volume on quality school PE, researchers urge
Increasing the amount of time schools devote to physical education each week could dramatically reduce the number of children who are doing only minimal levels of exercise, researchers from the University of Otago, Wellington and Sport New Zealand have found.
Are Kiwi kids getting the education they deserve?
a new report from The New Zealand Initiative says it is not clear whether the education system is serving our children as well as it should.
History curriculum ‘a major step in nation building’
AUT History Professor Paul Moon says the Government release today of its proposed history curriculum for New Zealand schools is a substantial opportunity and a major step in nation building.
Getting kids to solve problems “from the ground up”. Made with funding from NZ...
Kiwi kids have slipped again in the latest international survey of maths and science.
Opinion: Education must act on advances made during lockdowns
The Government must now focus on the opportunities the Covid-19 pandemic has provided our country, not just the threats, says Crimson Education founder Jamie Beaton.
Suspensions up over 25% – time to provide students online choice
Latest Ministry of Education figures, released under the Official Information Act, reveal the number of school students suspended increased by 25.4% - from 2,618 students in 2015 to 3,283 in 2019, with the current...
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