School news

Research has shown that young people who identify as part of the rainbow community are more likely to experience bullying and mental health issues.

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.

A park in Linden will get a revamp thanks to a design project involving students from Tawa Intermediate and Linden School, along with Wellington City Council.

A formerly desolate area of land on school grounds has given Waiheke High School students the opportunity to work like scientists as part of their curriculum.

We are continuing to support whānau, hapū, iwi and communities to develop their local histories into te reo Māori curriculum resources through Te Aho Ngārahu.

De La Salle College for boys in South Auckland is seeing significant progress in senior student achievement by making science compulsory for Years 7 and up.

Some children and young people have been exposed to the video or manifesto.

Children are in the driver’s seat at St Paul’s Junior School in Nelson, where student agency through self-directed, open-ended inquiry play is given full rein.

Voting in the Teaching Council elections closes at midday on Tuesday 26 March.

One Christchurch high school has created a coordinated approach to inclusion by appointing a cultural diversity facilitator.