KidsCan says continued hardship for families is impacting education
By RNZ
As schools across the country begin to reopen, low decile schools have shared the struggles many families are facing - with some siblings sharing uniforms.
KidsCan provides snacks and meals, raincoats, shoes and sanitary items...
Teacher shortage still critical in provincial areas
The teacher shortage has eased slightly in Auckland, but is still critical in some provincial areas such as Northland, Waikato and Hawke's Bay.
One in seven Auckland schools - 82 out of 553 - were...
International students set to start school in NZ stuck in Wuhan over coronavirus fears
Two international students set to start school in New Zealand next week are stuck in the Chinese city shut down by the deadly virus causing global alarm.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health is considering options...
NCEA exam results D-Day arrives for thousands of students
By RNZ
Thousands of high school students from New Zealand, the Cook Islands and Niue will find out their NCEA results online today.
Late last year, about 140,000 high school pupils attended 119 exam sessions. The results...
National’s policy for tertiary education
The National party has started releasing discussion papers, floating ideas that might end up in next year’s election policy. Or might not, depending on the public’s reaction. Road testing policy ideas is a smart...
Living wage offered to education support workers
Whanganui school support staff have been waiting a long time to hear good news about their pay and working conditions and now they may have it.
Along with over 30,000 New Zealand school support staff,...
NCEA level 2 maths debacle: Examiners ‘messed up’
A curly question in last week's NCEA Level Two maths exam has prompted dozens of complaints, with a university maths professor saying those who put the test together "messed up".
The question asked students to...
Government school donations plan: How many have signed up?
A late surge has seen almost 90 per cent of decile 1 to 7 public schools - affecting 416,000 students - signing up to the Government's offer of $150 per student for axing parent...
New rules may force more students to attend their local schools
A Government takeover of school zoning may lock more students into attending their local schools - although schools that take out-of-zone students hope they will still be allowed to do so.
A new Education Support...
Media alert: How schools and other educational institutions can combat cyberbullying
More than 90 per cent of Australian teenagers own a smartphone 1 and even 67 per cent of primary-school-aged children own their own screen-based, mobile device ,2 With such pervasive use of technology in schools, it’s no...
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