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Smoking and vaping drive rise in school stand-downs
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Teacher had 'no idea' boy on school visit was missing
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AUT loses staff redundancy lawsuit - but sequel looms after ‘complex’ decision
AUT planned to cut 170 academic staff but says no 'aggravation' intended.
Dr Ashley Bloomfield excited to begin new role
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Māori student breaking a glass ceiling.
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The Dyslexia Foundation says students with dyslexia will struggle.
Māori students stood down at rate twice that of Pākeha students for punishment
Māori students are twice as likely as Pākeha students to be stood down.
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Thousands of Kura kids gather for end-of-year event.
Te reo champions honoured for years of dedication
Awards celebrate the revitalisation of te reo Māori over the past 50 years.
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Former Auckland principal guilty of sexually abusing young student
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Principal accused of student sex abuse testifies woman who says he confessed was 'out of her mind'
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Students sat NCEA exams with fewer credits, says NZQA
Students went into exams with fewer NCEA credits under their belts than in previous years.
'I'll be ruined': School volunteer says principal begged her to keep quiet after sex abuse confession
'I'm a white, male first-time offender,' he allegedly said when told he might go to jail.
'Concerning': Little priority given to sex education in schools, teachers say
A key finding was the amount of time schools allocated to the subject.
Ex-principal pleads not guilty to repeated sex abuse of child as Auckland trial begins
The defendant's name and his former school are currently suppressed.
Willie Jackson: Fining parents for truancy would be an act of madness
“The social problems we face are complex - bumper sticker slogans [...] won't work."
School truancy: Act wants on-the-spot fines for parents
Truancy continues to rise after Covid-19 saw attendance plummet.
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