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The Minister of Education has today sent a clear message to people involved in education that resolving the issues in the Code of Social and Family Responsibility document is vital to the education

The Government is adopting standard practice with its approach of dealing with employment contract matters alone in the pay talks with the secondary teachers' union, Education Minister Wyatt Creech

Primary schools have been given a huge boost with agreement to a new pay package for primary school principals, Education Minister Wyatt Creech and Associate Education Minister Brian Donnelly said

"The agreement between the Government and the primary teachers' union over the final shape of the unified pay system for teachers is an historic achievement," Education Minister Wyatt Creech and As

Large pay rises for primary school teachers costing more than quarter of a billion dollars are there for the taking, following the Government's final pay offer," Education Minister Wyatt Creech sai

Education Minister Wyatt Creech today released background information highlighting the flimsiness of Labour's Tertiary Education Campaign.

The Labour Party is adopting the "all talk and no substance" approach to tertiary education with the launch of its tertiary education campaign for 1998, Education Minister Wyatt Creech said today.

Education Minister Wyatt Creech today announced the appointment of the establishment Board of Trustees for the new Elizabeth Park College to be opened in Invercargill in 1999.

More young New Zealanders will be able to experience the thrills of reading and books thanks to extra Government funding announced today for the Alan Duff "Books in Homes" programme.

A new law passing its final hurdle in Parliament today helps ensure school aged students don't miss out on the quality education they need, Education Minister Wyatt Creech said today.

Schools in high cannabis growing regions in New Zealand will be the first to benefit from drug education programmes from the beginning of the new school year Minister of Education, Wyatt Creech, an