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Early childhood teachers win big pay hike
Early childhood teachers will get big minimum pay rises in the Budget.
Early childhood teachers will get big minimum pay rises in the Budget.
How to tie a knot, how to bake a loaf, how to dance a jig, and how to just relax.
Thomasin McKenzie, Kate Sylvester and Reb Fountain reflect on the wisdom of their mothers.
Universities won't reopen quickly even though Government says they can.
Toys, sandpits and other currently banned delights will be allowed again.
An Auckland music teacher has been jailed for sexually assaulting two boys.
It's the second time the school has tried and failed to get teachers vaccinated.
Guest lecturers will not be paid in the second semester and contracts are being reviewed.
Teacher tracks down stranded cruise crooner on Instagram and gets him on class Zoom.
'It's definitely been something totally out of my comfort zone.'
Schools are officially open again - but many are not expecting any students.
Schools expect only 5 to 10 per cent of students to turn up in alert level 3.
Some childcare centres will stay closed, but most schools will open on April 29.
A lot of teachers will probably relate.
PM confirms parents will decide if children go back to school.
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.
Principals have serious concerns about how 'voluntary' schooling will work.
Principals suggest lopping 10 or 20 credits off NCEA requirements this year.
A million Kiwi kids start learning online today in which could be a 'game-changer'.
Some of the change we face in the next year will be tough. Some will be lovely.
Napier language school shuts, but no widespread closures in NZ yet.
The first computers and modems for needy families have already been dispatched.
Families without home internet and computers will get them free.
More than 3000 students signed a petition against the proposed block learning system.
TV lessons may start next week while families wait for internet connections.
'Not what I paid for'- Students can't access labs, equipment, or technology for courses.
The plan has caused uproar among students.
A long serving Far North teacher died at her property a day after the lockdown began.