Education

What’s On: Festival Time!

There are two top festivals on today; the Merivale Community Festival and the Oropi School Harvest Festival. The Oropi School Harvest Festival is a celebration of... Read More

Experienced leaders for polytechnic

There are four new community representatives on the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic's Council: Bryan Gould, Graham Young, Paul Logan and Sylvia Willisin. The eight-strong... Read More

Boys’ College beating aired online

Discipline awaits the cameraman responsible for the online posting of a video showing a vicious fight that took place in the schoolyard of Tauranga Boys' College. The... Read More

Kindergarten gets Green Gold award

Papamoa Kindergarten is the recipient of a Green Gold Enviroschools Award, which recognises the kindergarten's long-term commitment towards sustainable changes. Bay... Read More

Event planner wins IT competition

Aquinas College team 'Wicked Time' is the inaugural mashup winner, claiming $1500 in the process, for its website 'Mates Day Out'. Wicked Time created an event management... Read More

Innovators get thinking

High school students are getting their thinking caps on for another year in the Young Innovator Awards the competition was a huge success with high participation... Read More

Most schools not spying

Most Western Bay of Plenty secondary schools are keeping security camera surveillance to a minimum. The New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties is criticising many... Read More

Top sports ability wins scholarships

More than 60 family, friends and supporters attended Bay of Plenty Polytechnic's High Performance Sports Academy Scholarship award ceremony on Thursday night to... Read More

Tsunami evac drill marches on

St Mary's Catholic School students and teachers are better prepared for tsunami than most with the school undertaking an evacuation drill today. The evacuation involved... Read More

Bay school disruption nears end

Strikes, class disruptions and the interruption of extra curricula activities may finally come to an end for Western Bay schools now that secondary school teachers... Read More

Shamrock lunch on the menu

Children at the Montessory unit of Bellevue Primary school today dressed up in green and made green food for their lunches. They had kiwiberries, cup cakes, pikelets,... Read More

Regional school build worth $5.6m

Tauranga MP Simon Bridges says the National Government's Jobs and Growth package has benefited schools in the region to the tune of $5.6 million so far. 'The package... Read More