The Education and Training Bill 2019 features the biggest changes to education in decades.

The Education and Training Bill 2019 features the biggest changes to education in decades.

Your child needs the summer break to recharge their batteries and get ready for the next year. Holidays are a great chance to spend time with your child.

A new action plan will set the direction and vision for early learning for the next 10 years.

He Māpuna te Tamaiti: Supporting Social and Emotional Competence in early learners

The Government has announced a reset of Tomorrow’s Schools, which will put more support closer to schools to give every child the best chance to succeed.

The Ministry of Education is proposing to amend the licensing and certification criteria to minimise the risk of young children choking on food.

The Government’s vision for the future of New Zealand education reflects the overwhelming aspirations of New Zealanders, as expressed in the Kōrero Mātauranga,

'Shaping a Stronger Education System with New Zealanders’ is a blueprint for change based on the rich conversations we have had with almost 50,000 New Zealander

A new toolkit is now available to help young people and school leavers gain the core skills and knowledge they need to help launch their post-school lives.

A new central online hub for te reo Māori resources will make teaching and learning in te reo Māori, fun, easy and relevant for teachers, learners and whānau.

Thirty schools in the Bay of Plenty and Hawke's Bay will be invited to participate in a programme to trial free school lunches.

The NZEI Te Riu Roa union is holding a series of meetings around the country to discuss the Ministry’s collective agreement offer for primary principals.

Secondary schools and wharekura throughout New Zealand can now recognise vocational excellence with a new award.

The Learning Support Action Plan 2019-2025 was launched on 26 July by Associate Education Minister Tracey Martin at Green Bay High School in Auckland.

Case studies of primary schools that have successfully raised student achievement in writing.

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.