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Weekly "zui" serve as 'safe space' for trades students
"Wednesday Wānanga" initially started as a way to learn mātauranga Māori during lockdown, has now turned into a safe space for students to address mental health issues. The idea was prompted by students at Ara Institute following the sudden passing of one of their students.
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Online haka lessons connect Māori and Tauiwi to our culture
Since starting his Facebook kapa haka lessons, Māori and Tauiwi around the world have tuned in to learn. He says parents are telling him that his lessons provide a safe place for children to learn haka and connect with Māoritanga and ahurea.
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Shortage of reo speaking ECE teachers will hamper access to new funding- Te Kōhao Health
Puna reo operators Te Kōhao Health see the $278 million ECE funding boost as a great start. However Tere Gilbert, Kaiwhakahere of Te Kōhao Health says that they will struggle to qualify for some of this increased funding.
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Trades Training gets Māori out of poverty, into business
The government trades and apprenticeship training package aims to get rangatahi into work. Budget 2020 gave a $1.6 billion dollar boost to trade training. He Poutama Rangatahi was piloted in the provinces to get at-risk taiohi Māori into employment. Stuart Lawrence, chair of Māori Pasifika Trades Training explains the impact of getting Māori into the trades.
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TKKM o Ruamatā's creative approach to school return at Level 2
How are schools going to keep their students safe from COVID-19 with 80,000 of them returning to kura today? Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamatā is being creative.
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NewsGovernment announces new tracking app and ECE funding
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Education Minister Chris Hipkins have announced an increase funding rate for Early Childhood Education centres. The PM says childcare demand will reduce and the Government wants to support ECE centres to keep teachers employed.
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Tech inequities will still impact students despite today's return
More than 800,000 students are back in the classroom today and even though the lockdown is over, there are still challenges that lay ahead for them and their teachers.
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KidsCan faces record demand as Kiwi kids return to school
This school term, KidsCan intends to help feed almost 44,000 children in 787 schools and 57 early childhood centres nationwide. They say they've seen a 30% increase in demand for food support as KidsCan schools look to feed 10,000 more children a day.
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Reo, tikanga, whakapapa recognised with Budget boost
Kōhanga Reo has received a cash injection of $200m - the announcement is an acknowledgement by the Govt of the issues identified by the claim lodged by Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust in 2011.
