Education

First year students are being forced to go flatting as capacity in Canterbury University's halls of residence is at a peak.

Changes to teacher aide allocations highlight the inadequacy of support for the most disabled children, Auckland principals say.

A local policy change is angering parents and principals as some of Auckland's most severely disabled children lose aide hours.

Screaming, tears, vomiting from anxiety and kicking holes in the wall - the reality of mornings before school for some families. Audio

Nearly a quarter of rural schools have substandard drinking water, according to a GNS study. Audio

The report is based on Westbridge in Auckland, Halswell in Christchurch, and Salisbury in Nelson.

But the son of a haka expert, travelling down with students from Huntly, says "this is all part of our learning, this is their school".

An Auckland charity that was concerned it would have to stop providing staples for families to make school lunches has received enough donations to keep the service going into next year.

New Zealand developers and educators say the right AI tools can be very helpful for students but cannot replace real teachers.

The team, which has only had a single meeting so far, has had two more cancelled, along with associated flights and accommodation. Audio

A government review of universities is asking if students are paying the right amount in fees for their degrees. Audio