Further success on school building settlements
Nikki Kaye | EducationThe settlement of legal action by the Ministry of Education against CSR Building Products Ltd over weather-tightness of school buildings is further good news for New Zealand schools, Associate Education Minister Nikki Kaye says. “While the CSR product is only on a small number of schools, I’m very pleased to see the industry responding sensibly and allowing settlement to be reached without the need for court action,” Ms Kaye says. ..
Ministry of Education praised for improving achievement
States Services Commissioner Iain Rennie praised the Ministry of Education for leading a programme that is seeing marked improvements in achievement and retention of students in schools.Merit in opposing education policies - expert
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National's plan to pay elite teachers more received praise from the Post-Primary Teachers' Association but didn't impress the New Zealand Educational Institute, which has instead backed the Greens' focus on addressing poverty and inequality in lower ...
An optimist might believe that this collaboration will lead to a seamlesseducational experience for students if the cluster of schools are geographical and include primary, secondary and intermediate schools. In the future this could also include ...
"There is overwhelming research that shows that teachers make the biggest in-school impact, but in actual fact it is the out-of-school issues that have a bigger effect on what goes on inside the classroom. And I think that's what's been lacking from ...
The Green Party unveiled the policy on Sunday, outlining a plan to turnschools in low-income areas into community hubs providing health, welfare and other services. All decile one-to-four primary and intermediateschools would have a dedicated school ...
Greens unveil school hub plan
National's plan to pay elite teachers more received praise from the Post-Primary Teachers' Association but didn't impress the New Zealand Educational Institute, which has instead backed the Greens' focus on addressing poverty and inequality in lower ...
Education policy holds promise
Stuff.co.nzAn optimist might believe that this collaboration will lead to a seamlesseducational experience for students if the cluster of schools are geographical and include primary, secondary and intermediate schools. In the future this could also include ...
Early childhood measures welcomed
Stuff.co.nz"There is overwhelming research that shows that teachers make the biggest in-school impact, but in actual fact it is the out-of-school issues that have a bigger effect on what goes on inside the classroom. And I think that's what's been lacking from ...
Green Party education policies already exist - Key
3News NZThe Green Party unveiled the policy on Sunday, outlining a plan to turnschools in low-income areas into community hubs providing health, welfare and other services. All decile one-to-four primary and intermediateschools would have a dedicated school ...
Greens unveil school hub plan
Mixed reaction to Green education policy
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Metiria Turei says addressing poverty is essential to ensure New Zealanders get a quality education. Rose Patterson from the New Zealand Initiative ... the kids from lower socio-economic backgrounds. "We know also that they're Maori and Pasifika mostly ...
Parents of pre-school aged children would be able to access an additional five hours of free early childhood education each week under a Labour-led government. Labour leader David Cunliffe used his state of the nation speech in Auckland to announce a ...
Metiria Turei says addressing poverty is essential to ensure New Zealanders get a quality education. Rose Patterson from the New Zealand Initiative ... the kids from lower socio-economic backgrounds. "We know also that they're Maori and Pasifika mostly ...
More free pre-schooling under Labour
NZ CityParents of pre-school aged children would be able to access an additional five hours of free early childhood education each week under a Labour-led government. Labour leader David Cunliffe used his state of the nation speech in Auckland to announce a ...
NZEI: Investment in quality in early years will boost equity
Labour's pledge to invest more in children's earliest years will increase their opportunities for success at school and in life, as well as addressing child poverty, NZEI Te Riu Roa says.
Principals praise school hub policy
NZ City"There are a number of schools operating as community hubs, so it's not a new idea," Education Minister Hekia Parata said. "It's also not a concept that should be forced on every school." Prime Minister John Key says the government has already spent ...
Early childhood groups pleased with Labour Party policy
Early childhood groups have been delighted to find themselves to the fore of the Labour Party's election-year policies.
The education changes announced last week are welcome. They acknowledge teacher professionalism and their ability to lead change. They encourage networking and collaboration within and between schools. They offer attractive career...
Report highlights concerns for transgender high school students
Latest official figures on suicides show a reduction in the number of people taking their own lives, but the youth suicide rate remains stubbornly high.Kids not safe enough from teachers: report
NZ CityOne third of schools are unlikely to recognise situations where kids could be at risk from their teachers, an Education Review Office report says. The report, which was released on Tuesday, was requested by the State Services Commission and the ...
Risky teachers hard to spot
Schools' ability to keep students safe from some staff
Popularity contest weighing on schools
Hundreds of students are on waiting lists for Hamilton's most popular high schools while others are struggling to fill their rolls before the start of term.UCOL strikes in Palmerston North, Whanganui and Masterton
UCOL staff from Palmerston North, Whanganui and Masterton are going on strike this Thursday (30 January) as they increase the pressure on their employer for fairer pay. TEU members want a 2.5 percent pay rise. Staff working at UCOL have seen their ...Principal revs up in new role
Auckland stuff.co.nz"I believe the answer to a lot of society's problems lies in education and I see a lot of potential for us to become a really great school." He says one of his proudest accomplishments at Redoubt North was setting up a mini-economy. "The kids would ...
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