Education'One plan fits all': Psychologist wants better state support for studentsSonia Pope says the coalition Government's proposed changes for schools fails to address the attendance crisis.Christine RovoiFri, 19 Apr
Education • SamoaTributes pour in for ‘Queen of Māngere College’ Melegalenu’u Ah SamThe Samoan educator and community leader is being remembered for her work at ASB Polyfest, EFKS and Māngere College.Khalia StrongWed, 17 Apr
EducationNew initiative to get more Pacific students uni-readyThere are concerns Pacific students aren’t doing the right subjects to line them up for university entrance, but secondary schools are teaming up with Auckland University to change this.Khalia StrongMon, 15 Apr
Education • NiueSouth Auckland primary school doing its bit to save Vagahau NiueRowandale Primary school celebrates the grand opening of its bilingual unit.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 11 Apr
EducationVagahau Niue Education Academy launches in Tāmaki MakaurauStudents can now receive NCEA credits for learning Vagahau Niue at the beloved Hakupu Community Centre in Grey Lynn.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 04 Apr
EducationPrincipal credits educational success to strong cultural values Principal of Te Kura Māori o Ngā Tapuwae Arihia Stirling credits their record pass rates to their cultural approach to learning. Matt ManukuoThu, 14 Mar
EducationWhy this South Auckland principal says recent education policy changes could hurt Pacific studentsRowandale School principal Karl Vasau reacts to government's announcement regarding curriculum changes, school property upgrades, and the free lunches initiative.Khalia StrongThu, 07 Mar
Education'It’s a no brainer': Health expert says the case for keeping free lunches is clearAssociate Education Minister David Seymour is reviewing the Ka Ora, Ka Ako Healthy School Lunches Programme, ahead of the Budget in May. Khalia StrongTue, 05 Mar
Education • Samoa'Bigger, better and totally revolutionary': Dr Melani Anae retires with high hopes for next generationDr Melani Anae leaves Auckland University after 25 years with faith in the next generation.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 22 Feb
EducationHigh school students working up to 50 hours to support familyNo one should have to choose between education and putting food on the table says anti-poverty researcher Alan Johnson.Khalia StrongMon, 19 Feb
