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.
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Kōhanga Reo aims to educate 50% of tamariki Māori over next decade
Co-chair of the National Kōhanga Reo Trust Daniel Procter says they are gracious to receive their new funding. Their goal is that 50% of all tamariki Māori will start the education in kōhanga in the next ten years.
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News200,000 more Kiwi kids to receive free school lunches
The school lunch programme is set for a major expansion with the announcement of 200,000 more Kiwi kids getting a free school lunch.
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Physical distancing on school buses impossible
Physical distancing won't be possible on school buses and vans when schools reopen at Alert Level 2 next week.
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Reset in Māori education required- NZ Māori Principals Assoc
It seems distance learning during Lockdown has highlighted inequities for many whānau during COVID-19.
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Cabinet agrees we are ready to move into Level 2- Jacinda Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a downgrade to Alert Level will commence on Thursday 14 May.
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Nawton Primary educators keep students engaged with Ukulele amidst nation lockdown
The ukulele rōpū known as ‘The Nawton Ukes’ have gathered online every Friday since Alert Level 4 was announced.
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'We miss our kids heaps'- Schools look forward to re-opening as NCEA exams approach
Waitara High School Principal Daryl Warburton is hopeful for strong leadership from NZQA if the country progresses to Alert Level 2.
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A new graphical online-reading platform that retells our pūrākau
Sanctuary Āhuru Mōwai is an online-reading platform that tells Māori stories from a graphic novel approach. Developed and created by Māui Studios, they say the platform is an opportunity to give tamariki a unique insight into the tales that were shared with us by our kaumātua.
