Learners living with dyslexia to benefit from new teaching resources
A new kete of resources to strengthen support for students with dyslexia was launched by Associate Education Minister Tracey Martin in Wellington on 20 February
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First lunches in schools delivered
Thousands of children are now receiving a free lunch every day of the school week.
Passing of Vocational Education and Training Bill marks important milestone
Announcement from the Minister of Health regarding travel restrictions
Announcement from the Minister of Health regarding temporary travel restrictions as coronavirus precaution.
Tauranga Kōtuku Rerenga Tahi – supporting Māori educational success as Māori
A new programme to support Māori educational success was launched in Kerikeri today by Minister Kelvin Davis.
Schools to hold local vocational careers and pathway events
Schools to hold local vocational careers and pathway events
Chief Executive appointed to lead New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology
Learning Support Delivery Model in action
A North Canterbury Kāhui Ako has developed an effective safety net for its schools and community based on longstanding relationships.
Te Kura Moana – citizen science in action in te ao Māori
Rangatahi in Te Ūpoko o te Ika a Māui are deepening their understanding of kaitiakitanga through exploring local marine environments.
Taking science outside the classroom brings success
Taking science outside the classroom is bringing rewards and awards for students and has created citizen science learning tools for future students.