
How AI and mental health are shaping NZ's education challenges
A number of new challenges have risen for the education sector in recent years.
A number of new challenges have risen for the education sector in recent years.
The Ministry of Education's traumatic incident team is actively supporting the school.
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HB Jammers now host about 60 participants and plan to expand to Flaxmere.
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Numerous studies have shown that a cup of joe is good for the gut.
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A review of his mental health care is currently in progress.
Navaeh Ngamoki-Porter, 14, was rescued from the burning building, but later died.
She predicted to a friend she would burn the place down, then she followed through.
'Crossing the line is the ultimate achievement - finishing is winning.'
The closure has prompted several organisations to relocate.
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Father Geoff Gray was found dead in Akaroa on November 29 last year.
The investigation took more than four years, adding to the family's distress.
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Enrolments at Te Kura rose by 10,000 in the last six years.