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School's back for 82 per cent of kids
About 85 per cent of kids are back at school, but some Whangārei parents scared away.
Class action - what a teacher learned in lockdown
A high school art teacher describes what lockdown has been like for him and his students.
Natasha Hemara is new head of troubled Northland school
The new principal of Kamo High School is from Whangārei and will start in July.
Education leaders welcome free trades training and lunches
Rotorua's education sector reacts with cautious optimism to Budget 2020.
NCEA exams delayed due to Covid-19
NCEA exams have been delayed by 10 days in light of the pandemic crisis.
Schools may stagger reopening days at level 2
Teachers ready to return to class despite persistent safety fears.
Early childhood teachers win big pay hike
Early childhood teachers will get big minimum pay rises in the Budget.
The lessons we tried - and failed - to learn in lockdown
How to tie a knot, how to bake a loaf, how to dance a jig, and how to just relax.
Five famous Kiwis on what their mums taught them
Thomasin McKenzie, Kate Sylvester and Reb Fountain reflect on the wisdom of their mothers.
Most universities won't reopen until July
Universities won't reopen quickly even though Government says they can.
School playgrounds, sports, assemblies resume
Toys, sandpits and other currently banned delights will be allowed again.
Auckland music teacher jailed for five years for historic sex offending
An Auckland music teacher has been jailed for sexually assaulting two boys.
'Frustrating': School's flu jab clinic cancelled twice due to short supply
It's the second time the school has tried and failed to get teachers vaccinated.
University asks contractors to work without pay
Guest lecturers will not be paid in the second semester and contracts are being reviewed.
Man stuck on cruise ship surprises Kiwi kids
Teacher tracks down stranded cruise crooner on Instagram and gets him on class Zoom.
Small schools top plans for post-Covid rebuild
Small schools to get better lights and insulation in bid to restart economy.
Address muddle slows $88m computers for kids
Tiresa Tufue received a computer but it was addressed to another student and taken away.
Meet the teacher who's become an unexpected TV star
'It's definitely been something totally out of my comfort zone.'
Schools reopen - but one in six don't expect any students
Schools are officially open again - but many are not expecting any students.
Auckland schools: 'We'll do our bit for the recovery'
Schools expect only 5 to 10 per cent of students to turn up in alert level 3.
Lockdown stand-off: Kids not as contagious says Bloomfield; childcare centres refuse to reopen
Some childcare centres will stay closed, but most schools will open on April 29.
Music teacher's composes 'song' about coping with distance learning
A lot of teachers will probably relate.
PM on why she's left it for parents to decide when their kids will go back to school
PM confirms parents will decide if children go back to school.
NZQA holds firm: pandemic won't change NCEA
NZQA holds firm against reducing NCEA requirements during the pandemic.
Childcare centres want to stay closed at alert level 3
Childcare centres want to stay closed at level 3 because of the risk of spreading virus.
Principal: Alert level 3 is going to create a social class divide at NZ schools
Some families forced to "put their lives on the line", while others stay safe.
'It's going to be a shambles': Principals' big lockdown concern
'If students turn up... it certainly won't be face-to-face teaching as we know it.'
Teachers angry over alert level 3 rules: 'We are not babysitters'
High school will become daycare under alert level 3, principals say.
Principals worry: Can 'voluntary' schooling at alert level three work?
Principals have serious concerns about how 'voluntary' schooling will work.
NCEA credit reduction mooted due to lockdown
Principals suggest lopping 10 or 20 credits off NCEA requirements this year.
Learning in lockdown: 1m Kiwi kids start screen lessons today - are parents ready?
A million Kiwi kids start learning online today in which could be a 'game-changer'.
The New New Zealanders: How our lives will change after a time of coronavirus
Some of the change we face in the next year will be tough. Some will be lovely.
Virus shuts English language school
Napier language school shuts, but no widespread closures in NZ yet.