UC students selling art for a good cause
A club from UC is hosting an art auction where all of the proceeds go to charity, which is a one of a kind event for the university.
Early educators mass exodus damaging ECE sector
The number of qualified teachers increased by 10% in Canterbury from 2699 in 2020 to 2967 in 2021. So why is our ECE sector in crisis?
Lack of education around native ecosystems
Children in Christchurch aren't being educated on native wildlife as much as they should be.
Radio Current Affairs: Te reo teacher shortage
Mckenzie Jennings-Gruar investigates why there's a shortage of Te reo teachers in New Zealand.
A welcome wave for international students
Christchurch education providers are preparing for international students to return to the country.
FRINGE: Maverick
For a professor of criminal justice at the University of Canterbury, Jarrod Gilbert has a fair few stories for the watercooler.
In Touch: Exams
NCEA exams should have been starting next week. But now Covid-19 induced delays have given students and teachers 2 extra weeks of learning.
In Touch: Uniform
Whether it’s being told to tie up your hair, or put on your blazer, we all have memories of school uniforms.
Canterbury school's growing community focus
Principal wants to make sure that the community always has a place to stand at Hillmorton High School
Halswell residents fight for education
Petition calls for a composite high school to be built in Halswell.