Education

University’s not just for smart, rich people

Victoria Gimblett thought university was for smart, rich people 'and I wasn't either of those things” she says with a smile and matter-of-fact shrug. But... Read More

Tauranga director to screen doco

The New Zealand International Film Festival is making its way to Tauranga. One of the films being shown has been directed by Tauranga Boys' College old boy Eryn... Read More

Rotorua community receives Southern Trust grants

A $25,000 grant for youth programme OneChance New Zealand was among more than $370,000 granted to the Rotorua community by The Southern Trust. OneChance NZ manager... Read More

Razor to head: Mr T says goodbye to his long locks

One of the 'hairiest” members of the Pongakawa School teaching staff will be saying goodbye to his locks. Joseph Thomas is sacrificing his hair and beard... Read More

Tauriko School to celebrate 100 years

Tauriko School is gearing up to celebrate 100 years of learning in the Tauriko/Lakes community. 100 years ago in 1918, Tauriko School opened with just 15 students.... Read More

Teachers strike: What you need to know

Teachers are preparing for a full-day strike for the first time in 24 years over a pay rise and a bid for smaller class sizes. Here's all you need to know... Read More

Bay of Plenty teachers gear up for strike action

Bay of Plenty primary school teachers are the next to be hitting the streets, demanding better pay and improved working conditions. The strike follows a vote,... Read More

Arataki Kindergarten unveil winning mural

Arataki Kindergarten in Mount Maunganui has won the Early Childhood Centre category of Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Wall Worthy Competition for 2018. As part... Read More

Politicians gain insight on Kiwi Can programme

National MP Nikki Kaye's tour of Tauranga had her visiting different schools with Bay of Plenty MP Todd Muller. They talked with teachers and principals about... Read More

New bike donated after last one got stolen

Cyperez Tata is an 11-year-old promising young rugby player from Brookfield School. He is the captain of his under 11 rugby team and rides his bike to and from... Read More

National finals beckon for schools chess champs

Top chess exponents from three Bay of Plenty schools have booked an engagement at the national finals following the regional interschool qualifying tournament. The... Read More

Jo Torr’s Suffrage 125 Exhibition

Jo Torr's exhibition Vahine-Wahine opened at The People's Gallery Toi ka rere at Tauranga's Historic Village on Friday evening. Hosted by The Incubator, this... Read More