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Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia today announced settlement of the Primary Principals’ Collective Agreement.

 Education Minister Chris Carter today announced the settlement of the Area School Teachers’ Collective Agreement.

Education Minister Chris Carter today announced the settlement of the Area School Teachers’ Collective Agreement.

Māori continue to make gains in the education system, an annual report on Māori achievement shows.

The first of a new generation of school leaders will get a helping hand from a new professional development programme, Minister of Education Chris Carter announced today.

A new publication will help parents identify and address the needs of students with dyslexia, Minister of Education Chris Carter says.

Transitional funding announced for schools adversely affected by decile changes

Fund injects $22 million to improve and expand building space in schools

Research grants on teaching and learning projects announced

Launch of new literacy learning progressions

New Figure it Out booklets help younger students learn financial literacy

He marautanga ârahi-o te ao te Marautanga, ehara noaiho i te whakamâoritanga o te Marautanga o Aotearoa mô ngâ kura kaupapa pâkehâ, i mea hanga i raro i ngâ tikanga tangata whenua pûmau”, e kî ana a Horomia.

Te Marautanga is a world-leading curriculum that is not just a translation of the New Zealand Curriculum for English-medium schools, but comes from a truly indigenous perspective.

Launch of Te Marautanga Maori curriculum with Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia

Mâori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia today welcomed the results of an audit of the Mâori Language Strategy.

Maori medium website wins award

Upper Hutt schools will stay on their current sites with extra funding

Claims Sunday schools will close misleading

all kindergartens now offering 20 hours free

Education Minister Chris Carter announced today teachers would be given a professional development day in the next year to help plan for the new curriculum.

Mâori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia says he hopes the new emphasis on second language learning in the new curriculum will inspire more students to learn te reo Mâori.

The new New Zealand curriculum is launched

Chris Carter appointed Education Minister

New Zealand joins more than 100 countries tomorrow to celebrate the annual World Teachers’ Day and recognise the professionalism, skills and experience of our teachers.