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Education Minister Steve Maharey today spoke at the Resource Teachers Learning and Behaviour Conference about the important role of specialist teachers.

Twenty three new groups of schools have been selected to join a nationwide programme to transform learning through innovative use of information and communications technology.

The latest figures from Statistics New Zealand show an increase in the number of scientists and other research staff working to advance innovation and keep New Zealand at the cutting edge of research and development, says Research, Science and Technology Minister Steve Maharey.

Education Minister Steve Maharey today spoke at the Te Akatea Maori Principals Conference in Wellington about improving the achievement of Mâori students and educational leadership.

He Kirimini Whakataunga Hou mô te Moana o Taupô.

Education Minister Steve Maharey gives the closing speech to the South Island Deputy Principal/Assistant Principal Conference.

Home-based early childhood providers have the highest uptake of eligible three and four year olds taking advantage of the 20 Hours Free Early Childhood Education policy

Young New Zealanders will be able to get hands on experience of the Dunedin albatross, visit historic ships in Auckland or see native birds in their natural habitat in Wellington because of the latest funding by the Labour-led government.

The Education Minister Steve Maharey says a review of the effectiveness of Teen Parent Units (TPUs) has found they are working very well and are valued by students, teachers and educators.

The Education Minister Steve Maharey gave a speech today on the review of Teen Parent Units to the Association of Teen Parent Educators New Zealand at Chateau on the Park in Christchurch.

Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success - Speech

Joint speech from Education Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia to launch the draft strategy ‘Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success’, which is aimed at helping young Mâori realise their potential.

The draft strategy Ka Hikitia aims to make the education system more effective for Mâori students

A new draft Mâori education strategy focuses on boosting the achievement of Mâori students by making the education system more effective for them.

Joint speech from Education Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia to launch the draft strategy ‘Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success’, which is aimed at helping young Mâori realise their potential.

Parents and employers need to get involved with the exciting changes taking place in New Zealand schools says Education Minister Steve Maharey.

Address to the Orewa Rotary Club

Good quality interactions between teachers and children in ECE continue to have benefits in adolescence

The Pasifika community and the government can be congratulated on their progress towards raising educational participation and achievement for Pasifika students,
Education Minister Steve Maharey said today.

Education Minister Steve Maharey celebrated both Pasifika language and Pasifika educational achievement today, when he launched 'Vagahau Niue in the New Zealand Curriculum' at Manukau’s Favona School.

“The guidelines we’re launching today open up opportunities for any student to learn vagahau Niue in mainstream and bilingual classes."

New figures show positive trends, but more effort is still required.

Students are leaving school with more and higher qualifications

He Tahua Ngore Whakamaumahara Hou mō Ngārimu VC me te Rōpū Hoia (28) Māori kua whakamānutia

The achievement of Year 6 maths students has hugely improved because of numeracy projects that focus on better teaching, says Education Minister Steve Maharey.

Up to 19,000 Mâori three and four year-olds eligible for Free ECE.