No soft toys, play dough or sandpit: Early childhood centres prepare for level 3
Centres reveal safety measures as they prepare to reopen.
Centres reveal safety measures as they prepare to reopen.
Schools expect only 5 to 10 per cent of students to turn up in alert level 3.
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.
Hipkins: 'We are not being too heavy-handed on this.'
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'.
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.
The council wrote a letter to the Education Minister about the issue of reopening.
NZQA holds firm against reducing NCEA requirements during the pandemic.
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.
School, as children knew it, no longer exists - or won't for a while, writes Vera Alves.
The Ministry of Education has released new information.
Children won't be allowed back to school unless there is no one to look after them.
Many new entrants are unable to start school as lockdown drags into fourth week.
Education Ministry scrambling to supply students with connections and devices.
A million Kiwi kids start learning online today in which could be a 'game-changer'.
COMMENT: Children are not immune, and can be carriers.
Expert calls for restrictions on reopening daycares to avoid more Covid-19 outbreaks.
Reopening schools and childcare may be a staggered process over months.
What happens to schools when the alert level 4 lockdown ends?
Ministers of Social Development and Education front up to Parliament committee.
School closures could extend beyond the end of the current four-week period.
Winston Peters says there are "huge tensions" balancing health and economic issues.
The first computers and modems for needy families have already been dispatched.
She entertained NZ kids between 1990 and 2002 - now she's in front of a new generation.
Suzy Cato is back! Education TV channels, learning packs and free computers to boost home learning.