Education

50 years for Arataki School

Arataki School celebrated its 50th jubilee in style this weekend as past and present students and staff gathered at the school grounds to mark the occasion. The... Read More

Paw play for 30 year friendship

A working relationship between police and an Eastern Bay of Plenty school spanning 30 years will be celebrated with a special police dog display today. It was in... Read More

100 years of teaching at The Mount

People from as far as Hong Kong and Hawaii are joining past and present students in celebrating Mount Maunganui Primary School's 100th birthday. Centennial festivities... Read More

Student graduates at 65 years

Tauranga woman Deidre Hauschild vowed to complete a degree by the time she was 65 - a goal she achieved when she completed her final paper in June. The University... Read More

Nutty spread takes top award

A group from Tauranga Girls' College will collide with some of the country's top young business minds after winning the region's 2013 Young Enterprise Scheme. Soar... Read More

Mount Primary’s hidden history

Mount Maunganui Primary School students are saving a lifetime of memories encased in a time capsule that will not be uncovered for another 50 years. Students and... Read More

Post-graduate education nights

The University of Waikato is holding two information evenings this month for people wanting to find out more about the post-graduate management programmes offered... Read More

Doctoral student awarded US trip

A Tauranga doctoral student will speak at a United States conference about how youth organise themselves in crisis like the Rena grounding after winning the prestigious... Read More

Plan to boost overseas students

A new strategy aimed at boosting the number of international students and increasing the $52million, which export education brings to the Western Bay, is being introduced. Education... Read More

Tauranga woman wins writing award

Tauranga resident Ann French recently took out one of the categories for the Pikihuia writing competition. Writing award winner Ann French was pleased to hear of... Read More

Blues awards for Tauranga students

Former Tauranga secondary school students are among the winners of the prestigious Blue award. In October, the Wallace Corporation University of Waikato Blues... Read More

Booked out and busy with AIMS

The AIMS Games is seeing Tauranga and Mount Maunganui accommodation and food providers booked out and busy as students from more than 150 schools tire themselves... Read More