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Most low-decile schools in Auckland continue to suffer from middle-class flight.
Most low-decile schools in Auckland continue to suffer from middle-class flight.
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Student nurse numbers have been recorded at a near-decade low over fears of ill treatment.
"Māori learners need to be part of the conversation from the beginning."
Holdups mean vacancies not filled quickly and relief staff unable to work.
Principal reveals the reason behind most of the fights.
Teacher resigned and has now launched personal grievance.
Te Tohu Paerua o te Reo Kairangi will be launched on July 2 in Hamilton
The school commissioned the survey due to concerns around a rise in harassment.
Study breaks up "simplistic" label and closely examines experiences of Asian students.
"Drug treatment in the community is 10 to 12 times more effective than in prisons."
An independent review was ordered earlier this year following a complaint.
'It's like a plague. If it's strong in one area then it begins to spread across.'
A school survey found pupils were placing pressure on themselves, afraid of failure.
Victim: 'The school moved offenders on and sought suppression to protect it's reputation.'
Attendees are considered casual plus contacts of the infected traveller, school says.
It comes as murder and rape threats sent to students from anonymous Snapchat account.
It comes after Medsafe gave provisional approval for 12 to 15 year olds.
Parents were told he was on leave a week ago and notified of his resignation Thursday.
Niki Wade had been out of the workforce for nearly six years before she began studying.
The schools worked hard to identify barriers impacting student attendance and found it.
The Ministry is grappling with unprecedented growth in the school aged population.
A Unicef survey ranked Aotearoa at 33 out of 44 in the report.
Ministry bulletins for school leaders have addressed misinformation since last year.
"We would never jeopardise someone's privacy and dignity in the toilets," principal says.
KidsCan supports students in 829 schools with breakfast, snacks, hot meals and clothing.
Abuse victims are angry the wealthy school hasn't offered any compensation.
IHC has been trying to sue for 13 years over disabled children's educational rights.
She said the Education Ministry and Oranga Tamariki have failed the girl.