› A room with a future view at Broadgreen Intermediate
› Education change on the horizon of the rising sun
› School course to teach children how to be happy
› The sky's no limit with 24/7 astronomy learning
› Māori entrepreneurs work out at the GYM-E
› Tower of Babel translator made
Students at Broadgreen Intermediate are encouraged to think outside the confines of the classroom as part of the schools’ focus on individual learning needs.
Secondary Futures recently took part in the OECD's conference "Futures Thinking for Education: Policy, Leadership and the Teaching Profession" in Hiroshima, Japan.
Lessons in happiness are to be introduced for 11-year-olds in state schools to combat a huge rise in depression, self-harm and anti-social behaviour among young people.
Students interested in space are able to learn whenever they want through online courses developed by The Carter Observatory.
A new research programme hopes to make a difference to the health of Whanau, hapu, iwi and communities by investing in growing young Māori entrepreneurs.
A "Tower of Babel" device that gives the illusion of being bilingual is being developed by US scientists.
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