Boarding school aimed at Māori boys has outdoor education emphasis
Taupo is to get a charter school - a boarding school aimed at Maori boys in Years 11 to 13 with an emphasis on outdoor education.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Science a sore point in the Bay of Plenty
Science is not being taught enough in primary and intermediate schools - something House of Science founder Chris Duggan is working to change.
Opinion: Lisa Emerson – Hidden in plain sight: secondary school library services
Lisa Emerson voices concerns about the positioning of libraries and librarians in New Zealand secondary schools.
Mind the gap: intermediates versus middle schools
Intermediate schools are a uniquely Kiwi tradition that is almost a century old. But are they being gradually replaced by the Australian-style middle school? Rachel Helyer Donaldson.
New scholarship result of hotel and high school partnership
Two Queenstown businesses have joined forces with their local high school to offer a student a scholarship to kickstart their global tourism career.
Comps and resources galore for eco-friendly schools
A range of gardening and environmental competitions and initiatives are currently open to New Zealand schools that are keen to take advantage of programmes promoting a sustainable and healthy approach to life.
“We make our own light” – how one school is closing the gap
Massey High School principal Glen Denham talks to JUDE BARBACK about what it’s going to take to close the gap in our education system.
Secondary students encouraged to enter inaugural Crimson awards
A new set of national awards for student athletes, leaders, entrepreneurs, performers and academics have been launched by Crimson Education.
Like A Boss – new programme helps develop students’ 21C skills
A new programme helps students set up a business, helping them learn about the future of work, entrepreneurship, idea generation, and develop the necessary 21st century skills.
Wanganui Collegiate overcomes financial difficulties
Wanganui Collegiate School was more than $320,000 in debt at the end of 2016, and the auditor-general had issues with its banking arrangements and unauthorised borrowing.
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