Ministry of Education

Doubts over ministry's commitment to school

Doubts over ministry's commitment to school

Dunedin South MP Clare Curran has questioned the Ministry of Education's commitment to redeveloping Carisbrook School into a facility fit for 21st-century education, as the school continues to wait for building plans to be approved.

More teachers hired on short-term contracts

More teachers hired on short-term contracts

During tough fiscal times, New Zealand schools appear to be refining their budgets by hiring increasing numbers of teachers on short-term contracts.

Education boss dodges sex offender questions

Education boss dodges sex offender questions

Education Ministry boss Lesley Longstone made a swift getaway from Parliament today when confronted with questions about a sex offender who has been working in an Auckland school.

MOE withdraws from noise hearing

The Ministry of Education is satisfied with an agreement reached between parties involved in an Environment Court hearing on Queenstown airport noise and future developments.

Copper downpipes stolen from school

Copper downpipes stolen from school

The Ministry of Education has no plans to replace copper in schools.

Health camp school bid farewell

Health camp school bid farewell

Laughter, rather than tears, marked the end of an era yesterday, as the school at the Roxburgh Health Camp was farewelled, 70 years after it opened.

Commissioner for Rotary Park School considered

The Ministry of Education is considering appointing a commissioner to govern Rotary Park School, in the wake of the decimation of the school's board of trustees.

Carisbrook favoured as name of local school

Carisbrook favoured as name of local school

The name of the historic Dunedin rugby and cricket ground, Carisbrook, looks likely to live on in the name of a new local school.

School to remain open after roll lifts

In a surprise turnaround, the Education Minister Anne Tolley has announced Paerau School in Central Otago will remain open, following community consultation to close it.

Resigned over schools' acrimonious merger

Resigned over schools' acrimonious merger

Cracks appear to be forming in the establishing board of trustees at the proposed Otepoti South School following the resignation of board member and Calton Hill School board of trustees chairman George Sealy, who has cited concerns about the board's leadership and operations.

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