Stories by John Gerritsen

At least two schools have opted out of the revised free lunch scheme for next year. Audio

Changes to teacher aide allocations highlight the inadequacy of support for the most disabled children, Auckland principals say.

A local policy change is angering parents and principals as some of Auckland's most severely disabled children lose aide hours.

The report is based on Westbridge in Auckland, Halswell in Christchurch, and Salisbury in Nelson.

New Zealand developers and educators say the right AI tools can be very helpful for students but cannot replace real teachers.

The team, which has only had a single meeting so far, has had two more cancelled, along with associated flights and accommodation. Audio

A government review of universities is asking if students are paying the right amount in fees for their degrees. Audio

The government's promised crackdown on truancy is creating anxiety among families who say their children cannot go to school.

Immigration New Zealand granted study visas to a record 19,860 children of foreign workers in the past financial year.

David Wallis' behaviour amounted to "serious misconduct", tribunal rules.

It comes just months before the government here introduces similar tests.

It will also spend $30m on resources and workbooks for every primary and intermediate school.

Teachers at about 160 schools will get more training and time to hold small group sessions with students.

Just a week before exams start, the Qualifications Authority has admitted that nearly the entire team that supports its secondary school exams has left and been replaced over the past year.

80,000 children were chronically absent in term two this year, an major ERO report says. Audio

Families of children enrolled with Te Kura variously describe the national distance education school as essential, hopeless and a lifeline.

Staff claim many pupils are submitting only enough work to avoid being kicked off the correspondence school's roll. Audio

The Auditor-General has told the Ministry of Education to get a better handle on inequality among school children.

新西兰各高校在2025年的宿舍申请人数激增，校方鼓励学生考虑合租或寄宿等其他住宿选项。

Students and teachers want results as quickly as possible, and auto-marking could help speed up the process, deputy chief executive Jann Marshall says.

Te Kura says 35 percent of its more than 6000 at-risk students have not returned any work this year.

Students at kaupapa Māori schools attempt more NCEA credits and are more likely to get merit and excellence endorsements than those at comparable mainstream schools.

Some university departments are reverting because of the difficulty securing digital exams. Audio

在最新的泰晤士高等教育世界大学排名中，新西兰"八大"没有一所进入TOP 150。