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'The fun service': Using sport to tackle issues at school
'Now, we have something we know and believe will work. Let’s go with it.'
'Now, we have something we know and believe will work. Let’s go with it.'
“This is a pretty hot topic for a lot of people and a lot of other councils."
60 per cent of medical students are skipping essentials to make ends meet, surveys show.
The kura celebrates the new dedicated and shared learning spaces.
OPINION: The insistence on universality in diverse populations has never worked.
Fears soaring student flat rent prices could send them elsewhere.
The initiative will also address New Zealand's lousy e-waste record.
Pupils at Ōtara's Tangaroa College are among the recipients of refurbished corporate laptops under a new scheme run by Quadrent, BNZ, Te Puni Kōkiri and others. Video / Quadrent
“All of a sudden, they are in a rock band making music together and working up a song."
Principal: "We’ve been quite the refugee school."
Continued disruptions include Covid-19, extreme weather, and the cost of living.
“I feel sure that they’re just much more set up for life with this way of doing things."
New rules mean the council will need to lower speed limits around schools.
It is believed to be the strictest phone rule introduced at any Hawke's Bay high school.
Te Mana Kuratahi National Primary School Kapa Haka Competition kicks off next Monday.
The park will benefit from new income that will allow a future for the famed spot.
Patoka School students celebrated a return to normal life with their Pet Day on Thursday.
Painga Project plans to expand to other high-need areas.
"It actually makes us girls a lot more confident."
The uptake of Reading Recovery has hit a record low.
A wide range of regular and new stalls will be there this year.
The incident is a first for the school.
But University Entrance is not the only measure of success, one principal says.
More schools are beginning to consider surveillance cameras in student bathrooms.
More details have emerged of the antics of students partaking in flat initiations.
Students are saying they're overwhelmed and struggling with their mental health.
Siubhan says the book contains a message that all New Zealand children should hear.
Concerns over gaps in the next generation of workers has employers worried.
"The beautiful thing about working with young people is they will always surprise you."