N4L stories

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

Network for Learning (N4L) introduces MyN4L, a new platform helping New Zealand schools manage online activity with ease and efficiency.

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

Networks for Learning (N4L) has partnered with Spark and Chorus to upgrade Wellington College to Hyperfibre, doubling its internet speed to 2Gbps.

Wireless Nation and N4L have launched a new 4G network to improve connectivity in three Chatham Island schools.

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

N4L has released an innovative solution to streamline the process of digital education and create more time for actual learning.

The Network for Learning Managed Network rollout in New Zealand is complete, providing schools with fast, uncapped, Crown-funded internet.

Jack Matthews reappointed as director for the Network For Learning board, while Martin Wylie retires after four years.

To participate successfully in the future, young people today need to be learning a range of 21st Century digital skills.

Nine out of ten NZ schools now part of the N4L Managed Network, boosting digital learning with safe, fast internet. Spark celebrates success.

John Hanna, N4L CEO, says he credits the survey’s positive responses to the company’s school-centric approach, and proactive approach to support.

N4L and OMGTech! team up to make STEM resources accessible to all NZ teachers via Pond, fostering a collaborative community in schools nationwide.

The Government has entered into a new agreement with Vector to enable more schools to access the N4L Managed Network, it was announced today.

N4L has launched a new podcast series 'The Point of Learning' to spark a discussion about leadership in teaching and learning from a NZ perspective.

Over 2,000 schools in New Zealand have been connected to the government's funded N4L Managed Network, says Minister Nikki Kaye.

More than 572,000 Kiwi students and teachers across 1815 schools can now access safe, fast internet via N4L's managed network.

Digital technologies offer new opportunities for teachers and education leaders, and new ways for parents and communities to contribute to learning.

This week, Kiwi teachers can join a free N4L workshop on Pond at the Beyond Broadband expo, UCOL Whanganui, to enhance collaborative learning.

N4L has opened up Pond to New Zealanders around the country, allowing users to make materials in the online catalogue available for public viewing.