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Meet the team: Industry Reporter Shannon Meyerkort
As part of a new series, we sit down with Shannon Meyerkort, one of our staff writers for our School…
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Principals slam National’s education policy
Comments come after research shows primary schools are already teaching numeracy and literacy for 45 minutes a day respectively.
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Area teachers settle collective agreement
The area teachers settlement marks the end of prolonged pay disputes and negotiations in the school sector.
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Inclusive classrooms to meet all learning needs
Identifying and recognising the special learning needs of each student is essential to ensure all tamariki reach their potential.
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Building futures: CNC routers and laser cutters
At the intersection of art and science, find out how these machines can be used for creative expression and a…
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Prioritising student and educator wellbeing
We explore the link between student and educator wellbeing, and suggest strategies to make wellbeing a whole of school priority.
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National’s controversial cell phone ban
Banning cell phones in all schools is the latest policy in National’s education plan to raise eyebrows among educators.
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Should we be using wool carpets in schools?
The Ministry’s decision to go with an American supplier of nylon carpet tiles in rural and small schools has angered…
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President and board of the New Zealand School Trustees Association (NZSTA) announced
The New Zealand School Trustees Association (NZSTA) announced its board and president in early August. Lorraine Kerr returns as president.
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Learning with zoos and wildlife parks
Never a boar-ing experience, zoos and wildlife parks provide a rich sensory environment for students of all ages to discover…
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Arbitration panel recommends pay-rise, standing committee
Last week, the arbitration panel tasked with ending the impass between teachers and MoE released their decision.
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Specialist learning support staff accept offer, end strike
Specialist learning support staff have accepted their latest offer, though lead negotiator says there are still “outstanding issues”.
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Funding changes include the end of bank staffing in mid-2025
The proposed funding changes, including a pause on planned construction, are intended to meet the shortfall for teacher pay rises.
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Is your classroom acoustically sound?
Did you know poor acoustic environments could be affecting your students’ academic performance, and the wellbeing of teachers and students?
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Win one of six STAEDTLER prize packs!
STAEDTLER is giving away six prize packs of free stationery to primary and intermediate schools! Find out how to get…
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Flexible seating for flexible thinking
Increasingly, seating design is being recognised for its potential to boost learning engagement in the classroom.
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Primary schools out of pocket over teacher payouts
The Ministry of Education has now advised that lump-sum payments for board-funded teachers are to be taken out of school…
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Opinion: Finding a productive way forward with the refresh of the science curriculum
Dr Jared Carpendale weighs in on the debate around the New Zealand draft science curriculum, and how it may benefit…
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Meet the team: Sales Rep Dee Dawson
As part of a new series, we sit down with Dee Dawson, one of our talented sales representatives for Multimedia…
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Empowering Every Learner: Inclusive Literacy Education
Carla McNeil discusses the importance of using an effective, evidence-based approach to teaching literacy for all students.
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Science for everyone: how one charity is bringing STEM to rural students
House of Science Wairarapa is a small charity bringing ready-made science kits to teachers across the region in a bid…
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FIFA Women’s World Cup inspires future female athletes
As part of the FIFA Women’s World cup promotions, a football pitch built at the foot of Aoraki Mt Cook…
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The mental health benefits of EOTC
All tamariki love a chance to get out of the classroom – but can education outside the classroom have wellbeing…
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Let students take centre stage
From developing confidence to honing performance skills and team building, we look at the benefits of theatre and live performance…
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Why impact attenuation testing is essential
Adam Stride explains the importance of this health and safety measure to reduce the risk of serious injuries in school…
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