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New Zealand's education system is better equipped to cope with lockdown than some countries

16 April 2020

New Zealand's education system is better equipped to cope with lockdown than some countries

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Reduced credit requirements for high-school qualifications are being suggested as a way of making up for the closure of schools
	16 Apr: Reduced credit requirements for high-school qualifications are being suggested as a way of making up for the closure of schools... more

The decision on whether students go back to school post lockdown, will be based on public health advice
	12 Apr: The decision on whether students go back to school post lockdown, will be based on public health advice... more

Thousands of Kiwi kids will be tuning in to get an education, when the school term resumes
	9 Apr: Thousands of Kiwi kids will be tuning in to get an education, when the school term resumes... more

Plans to make sure children can keep learning when schools resume in a week - in homes
	8 Apr: Plans to make sure children can keep learning when schools resume in a week - in homes... more

One in four New Zealand children is getting far less sleep than they need
	4 Apr: One in four New Zealand children is getting far less sleep than they need... more

Calls for financial compensation to students left with no specialised university facilities
	3 Apr: Calls for financial compensation to students left with no specialised university facilities... more

The tertiary sectors response to Covid-19 is resulting in complications for University students
	2 Apr: The tertiary sectors response to Covid-19 is resulting in complications for University students... more

Lack of internet will no longer be a barrier for some students
	1 Apr: Lack of internet will no longer be a barrier for some students... more

Fire crews in Wellington are working to put out a small fire at a primary school
	28 Mar: Fire crews in Wellington are working to put out a small fire at a primary school... more

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