Invercargill school principal resigns
Principal resigned after "a concern was raised with the school's board".
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Only a handful of children are back at school as Auckland parents remain anxious.
Empty schools: 99% of Auckland students stay home
Fewer than 1 per cent of Auckland schoolchildren attended schools on Wednesday.
Anxious Auckland parents keep kids at home
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'They have let us down': Pacific teachers appeal to PM after funding cut
Funding for Pacific-language education have been diverted to Covid recovery.
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Nikki Kaye will leave 'deep hole' in education
Kaye reached across the party divide to push educational modernisation.
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Teacher says she pretended to hit her son to comfort a girl he had upset.
'Ethnic prejudice' alleged in smacking charge
Ethnic prejudice alleged in case against teacher charged with smacking her own children.
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Virus, recession keep kids away from school
Students forced to work to support families, or can't afford bus fares and lunches.
Daycare teachers' hours cut due to Covid fears
Union says new flexible-hours contracts are illegal.
Minimum wage hikes slash value of study
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Funding boost to move NCEA exams online
At least 58 NCEA exams will be moved online.
National promises to scrap teacher fees
National would ask taxpayers to pick up the $16m cost of teacher registration.
Teacher censured for viewing porn
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Students shocked after porn pops up on teacher's computer screen
Teacher admitted accessing 17 inappropriate websites on school computer.
Uni staff asked to donate salaries to save jobs
Staff asked to participate in 'giving programme' if personal circumstances allowed.
School's back for 82 per cent of kids
About 85 per cent of kids are back at school, but some Whangārei parents scared away.
Class action - what a teacher learned in lockdown
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Rotorua's education sector reacts with cautious optimism to Budget 2020.
NCEA exams delayed due to Covid-19
NCEA exams have been delayed by 10 days in light of the pandemic crisis.
Schools may stagger reopening days at level 2
Teachers ready to return to class despite persistent safety fears.
Early childhood teachers win big pay hike
Early childhood teachers will get big minimum pay rises in the Budget.
The lessons we tried - and failed - to learn in lockdown
How to tie a knot, how to bake a loaf, how to dance a jig, and how to just relax.
Five famous Kiwis on what their mums taught them
Thomasin McKenzie, Kate Sylvester and Reb Fountain reflect on the wisdom of their mothers.
Most universities won't reopen until July
Universities won't reopen quickly even though Government says they can.
School playgrounds, sports, assemblies resume
Toys, sandpits and other currently banned delights will be allowed again.
