Education

Wonder women paving the way in sport

Assistant coach of the New Zealand Silver Ferns, Debbie Fuller, and author Rachel Grunwell - marathon runner and health and wellness coach, both share a love of... Read More

Vibrant celebration of the Pacific Islands

The Pasifika Festival in the Bay is currently taking place today and event manager Melanie Cottingham has summed up the event perfectly. 'If you are at home... Read More

The important transition from primary to college

Tatyana Duffin is the Dean of Years 7, 8 and 9 at ACG Tauranga. She talks about what makes a successful transition to the College years. Years 7, 8 and 9 are... Read More

From garden to table to classroom

The garden beds appear overgrown as flowers, grass and a few weeds weave their way between the plants, but everything is planted with a purpose. The barley is... Read More

Tauranga girls fill the finals

Tauranga Girls' College will have a massive presence at the upcoming International Youth Silent Film Festival New Zealand National Awards Final with six students... Read More

Real leadership goes beyond a title or a badge

'Our vision for leadership is to provide opportunities for all of our students to develop and apply the skills required to be an effective leader of themselves... Read More

Oropi principal raises donation scheme concerns

A Tauranga principal is concerned children will miss out once a new funding scheme comes into place. Oropi School principal Andrew King says the Ministry of Education's... Read More

Next Generation of Entrepreneurs Flourish

The entrepreneurial spirit in the next generation of business leaders is flourishing with sustainable products and practices on the minds of many of those who... Read More

Tauranga school support staff want pay equity

Many school support staff are paid less than the living wage and have uncertainties around job security. This is what was discussed at a paid union meeting... Read More

Government invests in Te Reo

The government is investing in ambitious research that will digitise Te Reo, grow the low-carbon protein aquaculture industry, help interpret environmental trends,... Read More

The Rombies

There was Hollywood glitz and glamour at The Rombies on Thursday night as film directors, actors and photographers vied for the sought-after Rombie awards. Named... Read More

Social media may not be as bad as we thought

Scrolling through Facebook or arguing on Twitter may not be as bad for our mental health as we feared, according to new research from the University of Auckland.... Read More