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The first ever Woolf Fisher Lead Teachers Masters Scholarship recipients honoured for their research.  >>

Peter Smith's association with the Epsom Campus began in 1943-44.  >>

On Friday 4 May, 983 Faculty students were awarded their degrees and diplomas in education, human services, counselling and social work.  >>

A special function on Monday recognised undergraduate students who have been awarded university and faculty scholarships for their high achievements.  >>

Dist. Prof. Viviane Robinson and Dr. Deidre Le Fevre have won an Outstanding Paper Award at the Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2012.  >>

A public meeting to discuss the government’s plans to trial charter schools in South Auckland has been organised by Associate Professor Peter O’Connor from The University of Auckland.  >>

Dr Diane Mara continues to drive collaboration and innovation in Pacific education.  >>

Global Kids’ Lit Quiz gains momentum as the Faculty of Education prepares to host the world final in July.  >>

Four outstanding teachers from Auckland and Northland have been awarded Woolf Fisher Lead Teacher Masters Scholarships worth a combined $250,000.  >>

Event celebrates a significant partnership that improves the outcomes for English language learners.  >>

A free parenting programme run by The University of Auckland for parents who want to improve their relationship with their teen is getting the desired results.  >>

Early Māori encounters with ink and paper provide rich stories of the first relationships between Māori and Europeans in the country’s earliest school.  >>

An eight-week parenting programme for fathers and mothers of young children is helping families manage their children’s behaviour, according to research by The University of Auckland.  >>

Professor Elizabeth McKinley shares her insights into successful schools and the critical role of data in addressing equitable outcomes for all students.  >>

The Faculty of Education is hosting an address on Friday 9 March by 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Emeritus Professor Ranginui Walker.  >>

A pioneering research project, which is helping underachieving secondary school students succeed at school, is growing rapidly in scope.  >>

University of Auckland alumni recognised for services to education and Māori language.  >>

NZARE McKenzie Award recognises Professor’s outstanding contribution over 30 years to pioneering educational research.  >>

Ministry funded professional development services available from The University of Auckland in 2012.  >>

Special event brings a community of professionals together to reflect on the era of School Support Services.  >>