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Children causing parental and teacher burnout, are often learning their challenging behaviour from adults

25 August 2020

Children causing parental and teacher burnout, are often learning their challenging behaviour from adults

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A community bid to lower the speed limit around Kaukapakapa School, north of Auckland, has paid off
	24 Aug: A community bid to lower the speed limit around Kaukapakapa School, north of Auckland, has paid off... more

Most Auckland high schools remain closed -- despite being given permission to partially reopen
	20 Aug: Most Auckland high schools remain closed -- despite being given permission to partially reopen... more

High school students need to play a part in their own success
	18 Aug: High school students need to play a part in their own success... more

A former Auckland teacher accused of sexually abusing young boys has been found guilty of five out of 10 charges
	17 Aug: A former Auckland teacher accused of sexually abusing young boys has been found guilty of five out of 10 charges... more

The principal of one of Auckland's biggest secondary schools is pushing for year 12 and 13 students to return to school during the region's lockdown
	16 Aug: The principal of one of Auckland's biggest secondary schools is pushing for year 12 and 13 students to return to school during the region's lockdown... more

There are calls for more educational support during lockdown for families with children living with disabilities
	14 Aug: There are calls for more educational support during lockdown for families with children living with disabilities... more

Only children at Auckland's Glamorgan School need to self-isolate - not their parents
	13 Aug: Only children at Auckland's Glamorgan School need to self-isolate - not their parents... more

At least 100 pupils and staff at Auckland's Mount Albert Grammar are in self isolation, after a student has tested positive for Covid 19
	13 Aug: At least 100 pupils and staff at Auckland's Mount Albert Grammar are in self isolation, after a student has tested positive for Covid 19... more

No graduation ceremony for Otago University students this weekend
	12 Aug: No graduation ceremony for Otago University students this weekend... more

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14 Oct: Ministry allocates $14.9m to help students struggling during pandemic (RadioNZ)

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