The Mind Lab shines on a global stage
New Zealand’s The Mind Lab shone centre-stage at a prestigious global education awards ceremony, known as the ‘Oscars of Higher Education’.
New scholarship for aspiring female leaders
Young Kiwi women may be eligible for a new international scholarship programme launched by global company Toptal.
Prime Minister’s Scholarships see young Kiwis head to Asia
The 172 young New Zealanders awarded prestigious Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia as part of the August 2018/19 round have been congratulated by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Christchurch school buildings among NZ’s best architecture
A new classroom block and a new school chapel caught the attention of the judges for the New Zealand Architecture Awards.
Canterbury’s young entrepreneurs shine
Talented secondary school students wowed judges at the Canterbury Region Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) awards this week.
Best New Zealand educational resources announced
A variety of digital and print resources spanning environmental issues, leadership, social justice and physical education were recognised at the 2018 Copyright Licensing Education Awards last week.
New tertiary scholarships aim to support future leaders
Three $30,000 scholarships are up for grabs to support high-achieving students through their tertiary education thanks to a new partnership between Victoria University of Wellington and Fuji Xerox.
Summer Learning Journey earns researcher NEXT Woman of the Year for Education
Summer Learning Journey initiative earns University of Auckland research fellow Dr Rachel Williamson the title of 2018 NEXT Woman of the Year for Education.
Young Gardeners of the Year announced
Young Gardener of the Year Awards attracted a record number of entries this year.
New STEM scholarships available for secondary students
BP has launched a new STEM scholarship programme for senior secondary students in celebration of its 25-year partnership with Young Enterprise.
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