Education

Science challenge creates biosecurity partnership

The BioHeritage National Science Challenge has joined an award-winning Port of Tauranga biosecurity partnership that is committed to biosecurity excellence. It... Read More

Budding film makers get industry taster

The nation's next best thing to Peter Jackson could be among the crowd attending Canvas Tauranga Career's expo. The two day event began on Friday and brings together... Read More

VR to show off new Tauranga Campus

Students attending the Tauranga Careers Expo will be some the first to step inside and experience the University of Waikato's new Tauranga Campus, thanks to Virtual... Read More

Otumoetai Intermediate raise funds for SPCA

Students at Otumoetai Intermediate have been busy organising a bake sale with all profits going to the SPCA. The year 7 and 8 students decided to do a bake sale... Read More

BOP preschool company ranked top in its field

A Bay of Plenty based preschool company has been ranked as being the top in its field, following an assessment by the Education Review Office. Inspired Kindergartens... Read More

Freight Logistics industry on show at careers expo

Want to quickly earn up to six figures? That's the opportunity on offer if you land a career in Freight and Logistics and one that's well worth exploring at this... Read More

Students to get direction at careers expo

Students and anyone at any stage of their career will be able to get some hands-on advice and direction for their careers at the annual Canvas Tauranga Careers... Read More

Young Kiwi filmmakers in the making

The search is on for the best young Kiwi filmmakers in Aotearoa with the return of the International Youth Silent Film Festival New Zealand Nationals 2018. Young... Read More

Student off to the International Youth Gathering

Sixteen-year-old Zac Mckay is embarking on an overseas opportunity to the UK. The Aquinas College student is departing on August 3 for the 2018 International... Read More

The trouble with memory

Professor Maryanne Garry is a professor at Waikato University and is bringing her knowledge to Tauranga. Most people think memory is a faithful recorder and... Read More

All about the ride

It's Saturday night in main street Te Puke and The Capitol looks like a Christmas tree - the cinema's banks of lights are blinking, twinkling, flashing, and flickering,... Read More

Teachers plan ‘activities day’   

Teachers around the district are planning an ‘activities day' today, to raise awareness about the ongoing teacher shortage. Schools around the district... Read More