Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand and Tāhono Trust [1] welcome the Interim Report from the Education and Workforce Select Committee, from their Inquiry into youth online harm [2].
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Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand
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The New Zealand Taxpayers' Union is calling for the principals of schools identified by the Auditor‑General as having used public money inappropriately to repay taxpayers in full.
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New Zealand Taxpayers' Union
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The latest audits of New Zealand's public schools show that many school boards struggle with sensitive expenditure decisions.
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Office of the Auditor-General
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Ara Institute of Canterbury has taken an important step in its return to independence, with the Government confirming four ministerial appointments to Ara's Council and the newly formed Council appointing Darren Mitchell as Chief Executive from 1 January 2026, following an extensive competitive recruitment process managed by HardyGroup International.
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Ara Institute of Canterbury
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The New Zealand Principals' Federation has today published a report exposing holes in the government's plans for a 'knowledge-rich curriculum'.
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NZ Principals Federation
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Open Polytechnic, New Zealand's specialist online learning provider, in conjunction with Spark, is offering business leaders the opportunity to better understand Artificial Intelligence (AI) by completing a new micro-credential.
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Open Polytechnic
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Letter to the Minister of Education: Curriculum pacing and governanceThis letter is written on behalf of the Papakura Principals' Association and reflects our deep commitment to providing high-quality education to the tamariki of Aotearoa New Zealand.
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NZ Principals Federation
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The Hieke Nelson Principals' Association is strongly opposed to the Government's decision to remove the requirement for school boards to give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi within the Education and Training Act 2020.
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NZ Principals Federation
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The New Zealand Principals' Federation (NZPF) has welcomed the Education Minister's announcement to expand expert mathematics intervention programmes to all year 7 and 8 students who are not achieving.
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NZ Principals Federation
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"The Teaching Council is right to dump a vexatious complaint against a teacher for a perfectly lawful political comment online.
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ACT New Zealand
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ERO finds removing cell phones from the classroom has improved learning and reduced bullying - but only half of secondary students follow the rules.
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Education Review Office
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Principals across the country are horrified by the latest version of the national curriculum, for years 0 - 10, which has been drip-fed to them over the past two days.
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NZ Principals Federation
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The President of The New Zealand Principals' Federation (NZPF), Leanne Otene, is calling for urgent changes to the implementation timeline for the New Zealand English/Mathematics and Statistics Curriculum Years 0-10, released late Sunday evening, by the Ministry of Education.
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NZ Principals Federation
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Education Review Office’s (ERO) independent review has found that changes to how English and maths are taught in primary school are showing promising results for both English and maths.
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Education Review Office
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New research from the Education Review Office has found how we can provide our teachers with better professional development.
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Education Review Office
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Two new charter schools - one focusing on Māori education and the other on nature-based learning - will open in term one next year, Charter School Agency Chief Executive Jane Lee says.
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Charter School Agency
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The announced overhaul of New Zealand’s education system is a chance to ensure school leavers are better equipped for the modern workforce, says BusinessNZ.
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Business NZ
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Creating qualifications that have buy-in from industry will set school leavers and the economy up for success, says the EMA.
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EMA
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University of Waikato
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Stains are an inevitable part of life, whether it's a spill on the couch or muddy footprints on the carpet.
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News Online
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