Competition honours 28th Māori Battalion
Hekia Parata | EducationEducation Minister Hekia Parata has announced the winners of The Challenge, a creative school competition honouring one of New Zealand’s finest fighting forces, the 28th Māori Battalion. The Challenge gives Year 7-13 students the opportunity to express what they learn about the Battalion using 21st century media. ...
Caution and uncertainty are keeping many primary schools out of the government's flagship education scheme.
School to be rebuilt due to leaks
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Four of the classrooms have already been demolished and students in nine classes have been moved into relocatable rooms on the sports field. The master plan is expected to be finished by February. Construction will start in October next year and will ...
Wellington-based organisation, Sexual Abuse Prevention Network Coordinator, Fiona McNamara says “There are a number of successful prevention programmes running in schools and with young people outside of mainstream education throughout the ... schools ...
Four of the classrooms have already been demolished and students in nine classes have been moved into relocatable rooms on the sports field. The master plan is expected to be finished by February. Construction will start in October next year and will ...
Funding needed for consent education programmes
Scoop.co.nz (press release)Wellington-based organisation, Sexual Abuse Prevention Network Coordinator, Fiona McNamara says “There are a number of successful prevention programmes running in schools and with young people outside of mainstream education throughout the ... schools ...
Students stood down for sister school streak
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Five senior Nelson College students have been stood down after running semi-nude through their sister school's end of year prize giving assembly. Headmaster Gary O'Shea said he was ''furious'' about the incident at Nelson College for Girls. ''It's just ...
Five senior Nelson College students have been stood down after running semi-nude through their sister school's end of year prize giving assembly. Headmaster Gary O'Shea said he was ''furious'' about the incident at Nelson College for Girls. ''It's just ...
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