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Steve Maharey describes the changing nature of education and outlines how educators cannot continue to use last century's model if they are to meet contemporary needs.

Minister to address Early Childhood Annual Conference on increasing participation, high quality services and the upcoming 20 Hours Free policy.

A new initiative to promote healthy, active children and reduce obesity in schools has been launched today by the Education Minister Steve Maharey and Green MP Sue Kedgely.

A programme encouraging teachers to better engage with Maori students has showed a marked improvement in the students' performance

Te Kotahitanga Phase Three Report

Speech releasing the report at James Cook High School, Manurewa.

Ten more Early Childhood Education Centres (ECE) are to join the Early Childhood Education Centre-based Parent Support and Development Project pilot offering support for parents to get more involved in their child's education.

Steve Maharey outlines the important role Independent Schools play in New Zealand education.

The Minister of Education, Steve Maharey, is welcoming a report on school governance on the attitudes of principals and Boards of Trustees, which finds the system should be further strengthened.

The latest 'Competent Children, Competent Learners' research reinforces the importance of effective Early Childhood Education (ECE) in starting a pattern of successful learning at an early age

New Zealand Sign Language is now part of the school curriculum

Steve Maharey's speech to launch the New Zealand Sign Language Curriculum in schools.

The latest statistics on NCEA performance show student achievement continues to improve

“I am very pleased to see that Maori are continuing to participate and succeed in tertiary education,'' says Parekura Horomia.

Hundreds of phone calls from parents to the information line show a positive response to the start of the 20 Hours Free Early Childhood Education campaign

An outline of the implications of personalising learning for how we organise our secondary schools.

A bridge from the past to the future to help young Maori educational achievement.

Steve Maharey considers leadership in the context of personalising learning

A $4.5 million initiative will provide greater support to schools with disruptive students.

A new report outlining and tracking the success of the education system is a vast resource of statistics, facts and figures around key aspects and national trends within education.

Education Minister announces funding to rebuild Clutha Valley School.

New careers advisory programme for better student engagement and senior school retention

Steve Maharey launches a new careers education programme

A UNICEF report on child wellbeing offers a snapshot of young New Zealanders

The overall performance and participation of Maori in education and the workforce is improving, and this will continue through a combination of support programmes and initiatives.