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Latest National - Education

  • Hundreds of teachers have criminal convictions

    Hundreds of teachers have criminal convictions

    Mon, 13th Feb - Hundreds of school teachers have criminal convictions, but the vetting body says that is a low figure when considering the 100,000-strong workforce... Read more

  • Schools come up short on sun protection

    Schools come up short on sun protection

    Fri, 10th Feb - New Zealand primary schools are not doing all they can to protect pupils from the sun, research has found... Read more

  • Dunedin council consider permanent liquor ban

    Dunedin council consider permanent liquor ban

    Thu, 09th Feb - The Dunedin City Council is considering a permanent liquor ban in the student suburbs, in a bid to end drunken street parties... Read more


Latest National - Education Headlines

  • NZ flavour for Google logo

    NZ flavour for Google logo

    Thu, 09th Feb - The Google New Zealand website looks a little different today - Liam Platt designed the logo... Read more

  • Daycare detrimental to kids - Family First report

    Daycare detrimental to kids - Family First report

    Wed, 08th Feb - A report from a controversial British academic claims daycare is detrimental to a child's long-term development... Read more

  • iPads highlight need for tech-savvy teachers

    iPads highlight need for tech-savvy teachers

    Tue, 31st Jan - School is back for most students this week and many will return to class rooms kitted out with the latest gadgets like iPads... Read more

  • Daycare study 'dangerously alarmist' - ECC

    Daycare study 'dangerously alarmist' - ECC

    Wed, 08th Feb - The Early Childhood Council has labelled a Family First study into the effects of daycare on children “misleading and irresponsibly alarmist”... Read more

  • Govt accused of planning bigger classes

    Govt accused of planning bigger classes

    Thu, 02nd Feb - A Treasury briefing paper suggests cutting costs by having bigger school classes and Labour says that's what the government wants to do... Read more

  • Broadband and the changing face of education

    Broadband and the changing face of education

    Tue, 31st Jan - Dr John Langley spoke on Firstline this morning about the changing face of education... Read more




  • Pupils' no-show could see school closed

    Pupils' no-show could see school closed

    Mon, 30th Jan - A Dunedin primary school is on the brink of collapse after half its students left over the holidays... Read more

  • Plane forced to land near Waiouru

    Fri, 27th Jan - A pilot is lucky to have escaped unharmed when he was forced to land his Defence Force plane near the Desert Road, just north of Waiouru... Read more

  • Families seek help for 'back to school' costs

    Families seek help for 'back to school' costs

    Sat, 21st Jan - Figures from the Ministry of Social Development show families are seeking help to cover the costs of sending their children back to school... Read more

  • Cuts force tertiary institution to close

    Cuts force tertiary institution to close

    Tue, 17th Jan - One of the country's biggest private tertiary institutions is closing its doors after losing "substantial" government funding... Read more

  • Experts question babies reading

    Experts question babies reading

    Sun, 29th Jan - Is it really possible to teach children under one to read and understand the written word?.. Read more

  • ‘Fast-track’ teaching scheme to launch

    ‘Fast-track’ teaching scheme to launch

    Sun, 22nd Jan - Six weeks training could be enough to put some teachers in front of classes in low decile schools... Read more

  • Uni bumps up doc fees

    Uni bumps up doc fees

    Fri, 20th Jan - A hike in university healthcare costs will leave some students unable to afford doctor visits... Read more

  • Report wants kids taught to be moneywise

    Report wants kids taught to be moneywise

    Mon, 16th Jan - Retirement Commissioner Diana Crossan wants financial education taught in schools alongside numeracy and literacy... Read more




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