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Primary principals and teachers’ groups ask government to pause the fast-tracking of curriculum change in schools

Unions and educators are pleading for a slow-down on planned curriculum changes with a joint media release.

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Permanent funding needed for lunch programme, Health Coalition Aotearoa say

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Rest, reflect, prepare: Hitting reset during the school holidays

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Schools are being denied support for learners with the highest needs

Aotearoa Educators Collective have compiled a series of cases where learning support was denied, even…

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Online gaming offers risks and benefits to neurodivergent young people

Online gaming helps neurodivergent kids find connection and confidence, study suggests, but support gaps remain.

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Creating calm classrooms – why can it be harder than it sounds?

Emotional awareness in teachers may be the key to unlocking a calm classroom environment and…

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