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Former principal gets community work
Former Fraser High School principal Martin Elliot has been sentenced to 40 hours of community work.
Categories: Education News
New degree to boost te reo
The country's first university degree for teachers in Maori immersion schools will address a "critical shortage" in the number of Maori teachers, says the course's designer.
Categories: Education News
ACT banks on charter schools
Lone MP John Banks says the future of the ACT Party depends on the success of a charter schools trial.
Categories: Education News
New degree to boost te reo
The country's first university degree for teachers in Maori immersion schools will address a "critical shortage" in the number of Maori teachers, says the course's designer.
Categories: Education News
Critics dispute Family First findings on day care
Conservative lobby group Family First is using a report from a controversial academic to claim day care is detrimental to children.
Categories: Education News
Massey education students' year begins
Students will head back to Massey University today as education students start semester one, three weeks before their counterparts in other courses.
Categories: Education News
Principals give Govt an 'F' on class sizes
Taranaki principals have given the Government's latest education cost-cutting proposal a resounding thumbs down.
Categories: Education News
Christchurch schools use recruitment firm
Canterbury schools are spending thousands of dollars on private consultants to help oversee the recruitment of principals.
Categories: Education News
Boy genius may finish school at 15
Many teens dream of finishing school by the age of 15 but for Frano Stanistic it could become reality.
Categories: Education News
Experts, MPs blast Treasury's advice on schools
Radical reforms such as school closures and bigger classes are ill-advised and a "huge backward step," education experts say.
Categories: Education News
