'A' grades rapidly becoming NZ's most common score
'A' grades are rapidly becoming the most common score at New Zealand universities, but what does that mean for students?
Phone ban in schools a success
The Educational Review Office (ERO) has found removing cell phones from the classroom has improved learning and reduced bullying, however, only half of secondary students follow the rules.
Christchurch students struggle to find flats
Exams make this time of year stressful enough for students, but it's even more difficult for those on the hunt to find a place to call home for next year.
Girls 'N' Gasoline: Workshops that empower women
A Christchurch female car mechanic creates workshops to educate women on what's happening under a car’s bonnet.
Thousands of StudyLink applications incomplete
Figures leaked by RNZ this morning show over 24,000 students have incomplete student loan and allowance applications, as of April 5.
Fees Free Changes Have Not Deterred Students
University enrollments are up, despite the Government now charging all students for their first year of study.
Rolleston College setbacks
A month after meeting with the Ministry of Education Rolleston College is still in limbo over their building plans.