Education

Tūtahi Tonu wharenui at the University of Auckland's Epsom campus entered a whakamoe (deep slumber) over the weekend, to be dismantled and rebuilt at a new space in the city.

he hōtaka whakaako tātai nama me te tuhituhi i roto i te reo Māori ki te awhi i ngā ākonga kua raru i ngā tini āhuatanga kua pā ki ngā kura i roto i ngā tau

Tutoring programme to keep students up to date.

Hundreds of educators gathered at the conference in Manukau this week to challenge educational inequities.

The Pīpīwharauroa Festival hosted by Rangitoto College saw over 5,000 rangatahi engage in classroom learning and over a nine week period.

OPINION Maybe the education system shouldn't have tried to kill te reo - we'd be a nation of orators and writers by now, writes Joel Maxwell.

'The rauemi (resources) are real good conversation pieces for whānau as well.'

New upgrades to Wainuiomata High School mean the school is now equipped with its own cultural precinct which includes a whare kai, technology and art hubs

Some universities are reluctant to set deadlines for ensuring Māori and Pacific students are as successful as other groups of students.

A new gallery supporting ākonga, kaimahi and Aotearoa’s art and design community has opened at Unitec-Te Pūkenga.