Her son felt 'dumb' and 'left behind': Mothers call for dyslexia diagnosis funding
"I was trying my hardest but my hardest isn’t as good as everyone else’s."
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Govt spends $1m to 'raise awareness' but not increase school attendance rates
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Eskdale School’s been a ‘beacon of hope’ for a cyclone-hit community - then the ministry revealed changes
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Documents show Microsoft’s relationship with NZ education
Microsoft pushed for continuous live reporting on children and teachers.
Where's the rest? Principal says'no' to latest pay offer
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Making the grade: Should schools teach life skills like budgeting, driving and civics?
'If they can't get them from Mum and Dad, they need to get them from school.'
Government poised to bailout struggling universities
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'We're everything': Primary school principals under immense pressure
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John Langley: Breaking the bruising cycle over teachers’ pay
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PPTA calls off industrial action as it agrees to arbitration
All industrial action immediately called off.
'Incredibly cruel': Investigation launched over intimate school video
A parent from one of the schools called the sharing of the video 'designed to shame'.
Do young people leave school with basic skills for work? No, say employers
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'Exploited a vulnerable student': Ruapehu teacher struck off after sex with student
A school caretaker found the pair in a classroom close to one another.
NZ's biggest builders: The contenders with $100m-plus workloads
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School staff get ‘long overdue’ backpay after Holidays Act mistake
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Rolling strikes bring disappointment and frustration
The rostering home of students will continue until the end of the term.
Senior Nat apologises for calling Education Minister a ‘good girl’
Comment could not be heard from the public gallery but was picked up by microphone.
'No one's happy about this': Secondary teachers begin new round of industrial action
Students will be rostered home for the rest of the term.
PM to visit China as it hits back over joint statement
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will lead a group of business leaders to China.
Teachers refuse to teach two year-levels each day after rejecting latest pay offer
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