North Canterbury schools returning to single-cell
The Government has announced $31.3 million dollars will be invested in aiding open-plan classrooms.
Concerns over health subject roll out
A new Health Services and Care subject is being questioned by teachers over logistics and consultation.
Weaving together the Tongan language story
Ara student Simione Nau says Tongan Language Week keeps the Tongan culture alive in New Zealand
UC students rally against fees free cuts
Hundreds of UC students gathered on campus on Thursday to protest the government's decision to scrap Fees Free, with one speaker describing the move as “an awful betrayal” to students.
A journalism student taking on the silver screen
An ex-Journalism student spoke to the Broadcasting School about her journey from student to the big screen
'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.