Education

Toi Ohomai gives $40k back to BOP community

Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology have presented $40,000 raised from last year's Charity House project to several Rotorua community groups. Among the projects... Read More

Teachers vote to strike on May 29

​School teachers and principals across the country have agreed to stage New Zealand's largest-ever strike as negotiations with the Ministry of Education... Read More

NCEA overhaul sees fees scrapped

Families of secondary students will no longer have to pay fees for NCEA and NZ Scholarship, in one of a raft of changes announced today. The Government says the... Read More

Students contribute ideas for Omokoroa playground

Students from five Western Bay schools are putting on their thinking caps to come up with ideas for the new Omokoroa Domain playground planned by Western Bay... Read More

Vice-Chancellor Professor Neil Quigley reappointed

The University of Waikato Chancellor, Rt Hon James Bolger ONZ, has confirmed the reappointment of Vice-Chancellor, Professor Neil Quigley. Chancellor Bolger says... Read More

Moon and Jupiter viewing tonight at observatory

The Tauranga Observatory are planning to have a viewing on tonight for people who would like to see the Moon and Jupiter through their telescopes. 'We are setting... Read More

BOP students received a taste of Parliament

Children at two schools in the Bay of Plenty and students from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology were given the chance to meet the Speaker of the House, Rt Hon... Read More

Te Toka a Tirikawa - the story behind the carving

A carving with a unique story stands at the entrance to the Tauranga Campus of Waikato University in Durham St, Tauranga. The campus is holding an open community... Read More

Community open day at Tauranga Campus

The University of Waikato are holding a Community Day at their Tauranga Campus on Saturday May 11 from 10am - 2pm. The doors to the brand new Durham St campus... Read More

Horticulture industry seeks best young talent

The hunt is on for New Zealand's 2019 Young Horticulturist. Up for grabs is the prestige the title carries plus a prize pool of $50,000. The 2019 event is being... Read More

Tauranga teachers voice opinion at union meeting

Teachers from across Tauranga gathered for paid union meetings on Wednesday at Baypark to have their say on matters within the education sector and to discuss... Read More

Tauranga school building through Lego

A Lego spectacular will be displayed at Tauranga Primary School for the second consecutive year. On June 8, the school will play host the Lego show, where both... Read More