Ministry of Education stories

Writer’s Toolbox secures Singapore school contracts as the city-state boosts AI investment with SGD $1 billion for research and development.

Gen Alpha teens expect hybrid jobs, short commutes and AI assistants as standard by 2040, reshaping offices, transport and work culture.

Singapore leads the way in integrating AI and technology in education, aiming to personalise learning and prepare students for an automated future.

The JAZRO Cup 2025 united 1,200 students from 143 Malaysian schools, with over 60% rural, in a national robotics and coding competition promoting STEM equality.

Nearly a third of New Zealand schools have now received N4L’s next-generation Managed Network upgrades.

Over 1,200 New Zealand schoolgirls are gaining first-hand tech industry experience through ShadowTech25, aiming to boost female representation in technology careers.

New Zealand rises to third in Adobe’s 2024 Digital Government Index with gains in service and performance, but digital equity still needs urgent improvement.

N4L's 2024 Annual Report reveals the company's strides in digital solutions, connecting over 900,000 users across New Zealand's schools and enhancing online safety.

N4L has forged long-term partnerships with Palo Alto Networks and 2degrees to enhance Managed Network services for New Zealand schools, starting March 2025.

Ministry of Education's Ellen MacGregor- Reid has revealed the profound impact AI is having on New Zealand's education.

Amid increasing cyber threats in Singapore, Lumen Technologies enhances defences with an Advanced Managed Detection and Response solution, strengthening enterprise security.

Grok Academy invites students to join the annual Cyber Comp, a four-week cybersecurity challenge aimed at teaching online safety skills nationwide.

Network for Learning's 2023 Annual Report highlights the unwavering commitment to secure digital education provision for NZ schools.

2023 iSANZ Awards recognises New Zealand's cybersecurity talents, lauding innovation and dedication within the industry.

HCLTech celebrates the graduation of its first group of digital apprentices in New Zealand and plans to expand the program.

solarZero, New Zealand's largest solar energy provider, has been awarded the Finance for Impact Award for its solarZero Schools initiative.

Cyclone Computer Co. Ltd has been selected as the Ministry of Education's software licensing partner, providing Microsoft and non-Microsoft software.

The risks of online schooling in New Zealand are significantly higher than pre-pandemic, with cyber safety a major concern.

Microsoft New Zealand renews three-year agreement with Ministry of Education, providing schools with free cybersecurity tools.

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