Secondary teachers have cancelled their rostering home of Year 11 and 12 students that had been planned for Tuesday 25 June and Tuesday 2 July.

NZEI Te Riu Roa, which represents around 1,800 primary school principals, has notified the Ministry and affected Boards of Trustees of a partial strike.

Case studies in the latest report from the Education Review Office (ERO) show how six schools have successfully kept students engaged and achieving in writing.

In a Budget 2019 initiative, Decile 1-7 schools may now choose to opt into a donations scheme and receive $150 per student.

Our secondary school qualification, NCEA, is to be strengthened to address over-assessment and fragmented learning.

NZEI Te Riu Roa and NZPPTA have announced they will hold industrial strike action on 29 May 2019.

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A draft strategic plan for early learning for the next 10 years is now open for public consultation.

NZEI Te Riu Roa confirms further rolling strikes from 12-16 November

The Curriculum, Progress and Achievement Ministerial Advisory Group has nine emerging ideas to help make sure that every child in NZ makes progress in learning.

The Fees Free website has been updated with new information for those wanting to enrol for provider-based tertiary study or industry training in 2019.

The Ministerial Advisory Group for Curriculum, Progress and Achievement has developed nine emerging ideas and wants to know what educators think.

For Hillside Primary School in Central Southland, measuring and reporting on students’ progress across the curricula is business as usual.

For Hillside Primary School in Central Southland, measuring and reporting on students’ progress across the curricula is business as usual.

For Hillside Primary School in Central Southland, measuring and reporting on students’ progress across the curricula is business as usual.

Best practice schools truly value what parents can do to help with their children’s learning, an Education Review Office has found.

A new survey launched today seeks public input into the future of home-based early childhood education (ECE). The survey closes on 24 September 2018.