The Ministry of Education says the move is about reducing work and making the process quicker.
Politics
Tue, Jul 7
The primary school is moving children out of four classrooms into a new block these holidays after tests found chemical compounds were causing odours.
New Zealand
Mon, Jul 6
The expansion, backed by $12.4 million from last year's Budget, will be rolled out in phases as provider capacity grows.
Thu, Jul 2
Asaria Saili was previously the language dean at the college in Levin.
Crime and Justice
Wed, Jul 1
But Associate Education Minister David Seymour, responsible for the scheme, has fired back.
Business
Tue, Jun 30
The then-acting Education Review Office chief executive wrote to Oranga Tamariki's boss after a special review of homeschooling by 28 families at the West Coast Christian commune.
Lakeview School ordered to close on Monday due to mass stormwater infiltration in the surrounding sewer network over the weekend.
Mon, Jun 29
The 14-year-olds were unable to enrol for five months despite being New Zealand citizens.
Teachers were experiencing and seeing a rise of neo-Nazi symbols, neo-Nazi language, Holocaust denial, anti-Semitism and misogyny, PPTA president Chris Abercrombie said.
Thu, Jun 25
A report has recommended major changes to keep more at-risk teens in school and a new model of alternative education for those who leave.
Tue, Jun 23
Students at Ara Institute of Canterbury told 1News they received a text saying a bomb threat had been made toward the school, and they had to evacuate immediately.
Hillmorton High School's internet, phones, CCTV and student management systems all went down after critters damaged a core cable at the weekend.
In a report published on Tuesday morning it recommended major changes to keep more at-risk teens in school and a new model of alternative education for those who leave.
Melissa Waitoa-Paki's resignation from her role at Māori immersion school Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Waitaha comes after she earlier voluntarily agreed not to teach.
Thu, Jun 18
The parent is the only one prosecuted in the Government's crackdown on truancy so far.
Wed, Jun 17
Concerned parents were left without an explanation following the incidents.
Tue, Jun 16
Emeline Mafi's role as a junior doctor serving her community represents years of hard work, and sacrifices from her whole family to get her there.
Health
Sun, Jun 14
From 2029, second and third-year students at the University of Waikato Graduate School of Medicine will complete placements at training centres opening in five regions.
Thu, Jun 11
ACT has announced a new election policy aimed at cutting the cost of school uniforms by limiting how many branded items state schools can required families to buy.
Fri, Jun 5
The new investment makes it easier for schools to provide students with instruments and supports teachers to deliver the new music curriculum.
Thu, Jun 4
Xanthe Baker is loving her time here – but did notice one thing that makes life a bit tougher.
Sat, May 30
Almost 30 staff were absent yesterday from "illnesses and events", with the school closing at the end of lunchtime today.
Fri, May 29
Educators still waiting to see impacts from $750 million education injection from the last Budget flowing into classrooms.
Wed, May 27
A growing number of Māori-led charter schools are opening within the next 12 months.
Te Ao Māori
Tue, May 26
Exclusive: Ministry of Education figures obtained by 1News show serious incidents happening at schools.
Sun, May 24
