
Childcare in Level 3: Sandpits closed, parents told to stay in cars
Sandpits stay closed; parents advised to wait in cars at dropoff if necessary.
Sandpits stay closed; parents advised to wait in cars at dropoff if necessary.
We say: The Government's call to "go hard and go early" appears to have paid off.
Most early childhood services will open despite coronavirus fears and low numbers.
The move has been described as "bizarre" by one MP.
Educators prepare for what will level 3 look like for schools.
Children have been given 10 creative tasks to do with their free Lego characters.
COMMENT: Home schooling during lockdown has certainly been a learning curve.
Māngere Central School student Isobel Latif, aged 6, deeply engaged in her new Lego set provided by the school. Video / Supplied
Playgrounds can now open at childcare centres but are still closed in schools and parks.
Centres reveal safety measures as they prepare to reopen.
Beating 850 others, it was recognised for its marine sustainability and land protection.
Schools expect only 5 to 10 per cent of students to turn up in alert level 3.
"We don't want a situation to develop where all of the hard work is undone."
Morrinsville College principal's warning: 'Children can contract Covid and they can die'.
Nathan Wallis was slammed for pillow featuring the confederate flag.
Ministry says closing schools and childcare reduces deaths by only 2 to 4 per cent.
'You cannot change a nappy and social distance': educators question reopening risks.
Ashley Bloomfield and Iona Holsted answered people's Facebook questions.
There are five new cases of Covid-19 today. There was a further death - a woman in her 70s from St Margaret's rest home in Te Atatu. Education Minister Chris Hipkins says that distance learning will continue 'for some time'.
Experts say we don't know how much children transmit Covid-19 to others.
An Auckland mum is on a mission to spread calm after return to school furore online.
The Early Childhood Council had called for centres to remain closed until alert level 2.
Plus: Ministry of Education updates on its mega-order.
Some childcare centres will stay closed, but most schools will open on April 29.
PM confirms parents will decide if children go back to school.
The council wrote a letter to the Education Minister about the issue of reopening.
NZQA holds firm against reducing NCEA requirements during the pandemic.
Let's get through this together.
Childcare centres want to stay closed at level 3 because of the risk of spreading virus.
Some families forced to "put their lives on the line", while others stay safe.