Education

Thousands of teenagers and their schools have spent the past 24 hours checking their exam results.

Thousands of teenagers and their schools have spent the past 24 hours checking their exam results.

The wait is over for more than 160,000 students who worked towards NCEA qualifications last year. Audio

An advocate for children with dyspraxia says more needs to be done to increase access to diagnostic pathways and funding in New Zealand.

A youth crisis helpline is expecting an influx of calls from students anxious about returning to school.

In a two-week exchange of explicit texts, photos and videos over Snapchat, a teacher groomed a teenage girl as a form of escapism during New Zealand's first Covid-19 lockdown.

A home childcare organisation has had nine licences temporarily suspended after complaints about carers breaking the rules, but it claims it's the victim of malicious intent from a former staff…

The AI tool ChatGPT is capable of passing - or at least nearly passing - the US medical licensing exams, according to researchers.

Donations to charities are being hit by the rising cost of living, KidsCan says, and it is worried its ability to help children will be affected.

Emeritus professor Stuart McCutcheon, who led the university for 15 years, died on Friday.

Pioneer Māori broadcaster Dr Haare Williams has been appointed a knight for services to Māori, literature and education.

A new exhibition will teach visitors to Blenheim over summer about the seismic environment the local iwi have lived in for hundreds of years.

Software makers warn under-funding is prompting schools to use outdated and cheap computer programs that create cybersecurity and privacy risks.

Childcare savings of up to $6.07 an hour are on the cards for low-income parents next year, figures provided to RNZ show.

By 2032 there could be about 789,000 children at school, the lowest figure since 2016 and about 30,000 fewer than this year.