Education

Clean, cook, chill to keep whānau safe

As the festive season kicks off and we welcome the rise in summer temperatures, the risk of food poisoning at home increases, Minister for Food Safety Dr Ayesha... Read More

Family harm – are you okay?

Family violence is a reality for thousands of families in New Zealand and remains a widespread problem in our communities. Unfortunately this time of the year... Read More

Free performing arts workshops this summer

Young people from across Tauranga have an amazing opportunity to spend a week working with a team of experienced professional performers and directors, as Baycourt... Read More

No loose batteries in your check-in baggage

From New Year's Day 2021, no loose or spare batteries will be allowed in passengers' checked-in baggage. The restrictions are due to changes to the International... Read More

Healthy smiles the future for oral health winners

Beaming, healthy smiles are the future for an early childhood centre in the Western Bay after it triumphed in an annual oral health challenge. ECCs across... Read More

New book challenges schools to prioritise teachers

A new eBook about life, leadership and education is challenging schools to prioritise teachers' wellbeing. Mennie Scapens, co-founder and former principal at... Read More

Tauranga biosecurity champion dives into new role

Yanika Te Paea Reiter wanted to be a marine biologist even before she knew the word for it. Born in Wellington and raised in Tauranga, Yanika developed a deep... Read More

Fiery birthday party making science fun

A Tauranga mum who threw a firework themed birthday party for her eight-year-old son says this type of event has the potential to spark children's interest in... Read More

Students record worst results in maths & science

New Zealand's 13-year-olds have recorded their worst-ever results in a major international maths and science test. The Year 9 students' scores in the... Read More

Tauranga archives online is live

Tauranga Libraries has today launched its new online heritage platform. Pae Korokī: Tauranga archives online gathers thousands of taonga from the city's extensive... Read More

Free produce in schools more important than ever

A record 26 million servings of fresh fruit and vegetables will be given to low decile school children next year, with calls to expand the initiative in light of... Read More

Bethlehem School celebrates new playgrounds

Some of our fondest childhood memories are filled with days at the local playground, making new friends, exploring our imagination and enjoying the fun of climbing,... Read More