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Lockdown has lifted for two far North schools - after police found no signs of a man reported carrying a gun in the area

2 July 2020

Lockdown has lifted for two far North schools - after police found no signs of a man reported carrying a gun in the area

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A former Lower Hutt teacher has been sentenced to six months' home detention for sex offences committed more than 30 years ago
	30 Jun: A former Lower Hutt teacher has been sentenced to six months' home detention for sex offences committed more than 30 years ago... more

Singleton High School teacher apologises after racist classroom rant
	29 Jun: A Hunter Valley high school is under fire for not suspending a teacher who allegedly made racist comments about Indigenous Australians to a classroom full of students.... more

A man who allegedly attempted to abduct a child in south Auckland on Thursday, is due in court today
	26 Jun: A man who allegedly attempted to abduct a child in south Auckland on Thursday, is due in court today... more

A violent altercation has cast doubts on the future of one of the longest-running First XV rugby rivalries in the south
	26 Jun: A violent altercation has cast doubts on the future of one of the longest-running First XV rugby rivalries in the south... more

It's debatable how much teaching will go on today as Redcliffs School pupils shift into their new school this morning
	22 Jun: It's debatable how much teaching will go on today as Redcliffs School pupils shift into their new school this morning... more

Uncle Ben's, Aunt Jemima and Mrs Butterworth's products to get new look to remove racial stereotyping
	19 Jun: The makers of Uncle Ben's rice and Aunt Jemima products say they are changing their branding after decades of depicting black caricatures.... more

Four teenagers arrested over violent clash outside south Auckland's De La Salle College
	17 Jun: Four teenagers have been arrested in connection with a violent clash outside south Auckland's De La Salle College last Friday... more

Concerns medical students won't learn enough about mental health and women's health
	16 Jun: Concerns medical students won't learn enough about mental health and women's health... more

Counties Manukau Police have named the second school, involved in a major fight in south Auckland last Friday
	15 Jun: Counties Manukau Police have named the second school, involved in a major fight in south Auckland last Friday... more

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Most Popular Recent Education News

13 Jun: Systems to prevent cheating will be in place as more NCEA exams move online ++++++++++++++++++++

13 Jun: Victoria University of Wellington is lowering the bar for degree entry ++++++++++++++++++++

10 Jun: Auckland University's making an effort to help its students disadvantaged by Covid-19 +++++++++++++++++++

15 Jun: Counties Manukau Police have named the second school, involved in a major fight in south Auckland last Friday +++++++++++++++++++

05 Jun: An 81-year-old former Catholic brother and school teacher has been sentenced to nine months' home detention for sexually abusing three Wairarapa children more than 40 years ago +++++++++++++++++++

16 Jun: Concerns medical students won't learn enough about mental health and women's health +++++++++++++++++++

09 Jun: Despite all evidence to the contrary, nearly 80-percent of parents in a Christchurch survey thought it likely their child would catch Covid-19... if schools were opened in Alert Level 3 ++++++++++++++++++

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2 Jul: Xinjiang: us seizes 'forced labour' chinese hair imports (BBCWorld)

2 Jul: More food for kiwi kids: free school lunches rolled out to south island schools (Stuff.co.nz)

2 Jul: Education minister chris hipkins shunted into health job as david clark resigns (Stuff.co.nz)

1 Jul: National will undo government's tertiary reforms if elected (Stuff.co.nz)

1 Jul: National would undo government's tertiary reforms (Stuff.co.nz)

30 Jun: Nmit acting chief executive appointed (Stuff.co.nz)

30 Jun: Kiwi tradition of starting school on fifth birthday changing to 'cohort entry' (NZ Herald)

30 Jun: Schools opting for group starts over kiwi tradition (RadioNZ)

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