This kawenata will put into action a Treaty-based partnership to enable active Māori participation in the shaping of education policies.
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Trades training funding boost but Maori and Pasifika hit a brick wall
Lack of skilled tutors for Maori and Pasifika trades training.
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'It's a taonga to us as Māori'
Kapa haka exponent and teacher at Manutuke School Dayne Hollis says the subject should be compulsory for Māori students.
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NZQA keeps paper assessments as it moves to online exams
Schools still have an option to do things the old-fashioned way.
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Cautious return to school for some
Tomorrow will mark the first day of school under alert level 2, and the Ministry of Education is expecting all children aged six to 16 years old to be at school. Some parents though keen to send their children back are taking extra precautions.
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Education report shows whānau became closer locked-down
Dr Melanie Riwai-Couch conducted an online survey to gauge how whānau fared with directing their tamariki learning during the lockdown. The survey forms the basis for a report which Dr Riwai-Couch says, provides great insights for educators and whānau.
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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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'It's kura in your own home'- Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora
Māori Television, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, will launch Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora this Wednesday 15 April on the Te Reo channel. The show's new presenters have spent the weekend working on deliveries and give us an update.
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'Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora' te reo television for tamariki
In partnership with Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga (Ministry of Education), Māori Television are proud to deliver "Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora", comprising 300 hours of te reo Māori television viewing content to support positive learning outcomes for our tamariki.
