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Attendance continues to lag
New Zealand students continue to have poor attendance at school, much like the rest of the world, shows new figures…
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The many functions of modern staffrooms
We explore the essential items and latest design trends to make your school staffroom a functional, well used space.
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More counsellors needed, says education community
The Association of Counsellors are calling for better wellbeing services as the mental health crisis worsens for rangatahi.
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High enrolments putting pressure on schools
Schools are reportedly struggling to cope with a sudden influx of students, many of whom have limited English.
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Tāhūrangi: a new platform for online teaching resources
The new all-inclusive platform from the Ministry of Education for teaching and learning resources is now live.
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The myth of New Zealand’s declining educational performance
Professor Gavin T. L. Brown from the University of Auckland investigates claims that New Zealand's educational performance is declining.
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Expanding horizons with education abroad
Educational tours abroad can have significant benefits to student learning, wellbeing and team building, all while creating lasting memories.
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What is ‘My School’?
ACT has promised New Zealand parents a resource similar to Australian website 'My School', in a bid to improve our…
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2022 PISA testing likely to be skewed
The Ministry of Education says New Zealand’s 2022 PISA scores are likely to skew higher than anticipated due to sampling…
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Applications for Tūturu | Full (Category One) will now open 20 November
The Teaching Council has announced changes to the process of moving from a provisional to a full teaching certification.
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Demonstrating lifelong learning: PLD opportunities in 2024
Regular PLD is essential for all school staff to keep their skills up to date, and ensure they are implementing…
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Balanced acoustics for winning sports hall performance
We ask the experts how to manage acoustics in a notoriously noisy space, the school sports hall, to improve usability…
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Researchers find alcohol advertising within 500m of half of schools
Following these results, some have called for more rules and regulations for alcohol advertising around schools.
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Te Mana Kuratahi 2023
Excitement builds for the biggest junior kapa haka event in the world, held in Nelson for the first time in…
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Tulī Takes Flight (Tulī) scholarships for Pacific communities close soon
Tulī Scholarship applications for Pacific communities keen to undertake study and training in 2024 close soon.
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First aid training and equipment essentials
In an emergency, well-trained first responders are crucial to stop injuries worsening, and in serious incidents, improving chances of survival.
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Student wellbeing in education: a new report from MoE
A new report has the responses of thousands of ākonga, families and teachers on their wellbeing in schools
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School suspensions entrench disadvantage. What are the alternatives and how have they worked overseas?
Linda J. Graham and Callula Killingly unpack the consequences of suspension and how schools and educators can move beyond it
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Literacy: a skill for life
Literacy is an important foundational skill for all students. How can we support all tamariki to strengthen these skills?
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Meet the team: Gemma Easton
As part of a new series taking readers behind the scenes, we sit down with School News Australia and NZ…
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Effective shade solutions
It’s almost summertime once again – how will your kura protect against our harsh New Zealand sun while still allowing…
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The education barrier: rural and urban students
A new study from the University of Auckland finds urban students outperform rural counterparts by up to 15 percent.
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Cameras in bathrooms could be a privacy breach, says commissioner
Some schools are installing cameras to combat vaping and bullying. Is it the right call, and what should schools consider?
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The role of English-medium schools in revitalising Te Reo Māori
To truly put Te Tiriti at the heart of our education system, English-language schools must support Te Reo Māori revitalisation.
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Tips for Smooth Practising Certificate Renewal
Spring-summer season is peak time for renewing practising certificates for teachers. If that includes you, here’s what you need to…
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