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Jason Cameron befriended two of the players who would drink and take drugs at his home.
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Exhibition to celebrate the face and diversity of Rotorua men
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School violence on the rise: Thousands of students stood down or suspended
Assaults on other students and school staff are on the rise, new data shows.
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School sanctioned after admitting to 17 breaches at national and North Island regattas.
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Lockdowns lifted after gun threat forced four schools to lock gates
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University course completion rates lowest since 2014
Course completion rates dropped from a high of 89 per cent in 2020.
'Extremely serious and concerning': Preschool teacher hit child on head for not sharing
A preschool teacher has been censured for hitting child who refused to share a toy.
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Australia’s controversial teacher training overhaul in NZ's sights
Providers in Australia will lose accreditation if they do not include certain content.
Why Sydney daycare banned vegemite on toast
The humble Vegemite toast is no longer on offer at one daycare centre.
Moko Tepania wins global award for mahi promoting youth in politics
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Teachers assaulted by student at top Auckland school during VIP visit
No students were “physically harmed” and staff and students were being supported.
How low literacy, numeracy rates could impact Kiwi kids for life
Opinion: 'It is clear the warning bells are ringing over student learning.'
Kiwi mum stung by childcare fees reveals sacrifices, cost cuts she makes for her kids
Napier parent who went viral with childcare calculations shares clever cost-cutting tips.
More than half of students still failing Year 8 maths
Achievement by girls, Māori, Pacific and low decile schools have all dropped.
'Really mad': Teacher loses registration after swearing at students
The man said he was 'free at last' when his teaching career came to an end.
Dr Jared Carpendale: Teachers will need time and resources with science curriculum
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The Pā opens as safe haven for all students
University of Waikato just opened the $85 million development.
'The basics are not valued': Draft technology, arts curriculums under fire
The new curriculums have been described as "scant" and lacking in detail.
‘They’re staggered’: The NCEA assessment overseas educators can’t believe is allowed in NZ
At international conferences, 'they are staggered we allow our young people to do that.'
Demand for help would ‘go through the roof’ if free school lunches dropped
"Our children are taonga, a treasure, we need to treat them like that."
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Andrew Rogers: Science curriculum was and still is part of the problem
OPINION: The proposed education refresh is not fit for purpose.
Govt spends $1m to 'raise awareness' but not increase school attendance rates
Govt's school attendance campaign 'not expected to have a direct, quantifiable impact'.
Early childhood policy may not mean reduced fees, Government warned
Treasury offered an alternative it said could do more to reduce fees for parents.
'Every single case worries me': Teaching Council boss responds to inappropriate teacher behaviour
A recent case detailed a teacher's relationship with a 16-year-old student.
Otago University collaborates with mana whenua for brand upgrade
Otago University changes its brand for the first time in 154 years
Mātauranga has potential to transform education, says academic
Mātauranga Māori a 'constantly evolving' system of knowledge.
'Not enough to be a bystander’: Students speak up against racism
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