The Associate Minister of Education Kelvin Davis is continuing to work with the National Kohanga Reo Trust to resolve its Treaty of Waitangi claim lodged nine years ago.
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ECEs to re-open but would you send your children?- 7.30am Newsbreak
The government says Early Childhood Centres can reopen next Wednesday for children who can't learn from home or whose parents are going back to work. But the National Kōhanga Reo Trust isn't convinced the decision to reopen under Alert level 3 is the right one.
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Should principals decide whether schools re-open at Level 3?
Should principals have the last say on whether their schools re-open at Alert Level 3?
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NewsDistance learning here for at least three weeks- Education Minister
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has outlined what school will be like at Alert Level 3 today.
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Whare Māori Portal to support whānau during lockdown
Between New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse and Ngā Wai o Te Tūī Unitecs' Māori and Indigenous Research Centre, an online resource for Māori whānau and Māori community providers is now available.
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Te Kōhao Kōhungahunga ECE intends to support whānau through Level 3
The leader of Hamilton-based ECE, Te Kōhao Kōhungahunga, would like to help whānau get back to work. To do that, she is hoping that the MoE (Ministry of Education) will help her implement Alert Level 3 safety measures for her facility.
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Returning to school at Level 3 like Russian Roulette- Pat Newman
The principal of Horahora School is urging the Government to rethink the Level 3 guidelines for schools and to take into account the nature of children and the school environment.
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Huntly kaiako making distance learning work
One kaiako from Te Wharekura o Rākaumangamanga in Huntly explains how she is juggling delivering distance learning with over 100 students, as well as catering to her son's learning needs at home.
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Heavy demand for online learning resources in Gisborne region
Some teachers from the Gisborne region say they will be faced with a heavy demand to provide the basic needs for online learning, such as a computer and WiFi. Forty whānau from one kura have been left resourceless and desperate to meet a nationwide requirement.
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Online learning a new experience for all as schools start term 2
It will not be the typical class setting but school will be back in session shortly.
