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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Education articles  Education
    As the school year's set to kick off... new resources are on the way to help students with dyslexia
     20 February 2020
    As the school year's set to kick off... new resources are on the way to help students with dyslexia
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    A call for more action to deal with young people's experiences with period poverty
    20 Feb: A call for more action to deal with young people's experiences with period poverty... more
    Police say a Dunedin party death is influencing party behaviour by students
    18 Feb: Police say a Dunedin party death is influencing party behaviour by students... more
    It will be some time before efforts to increase teacher supply, are felt in schools
    17 Feb: It will be some time before efforts to increase teacher supply, are felt in schools... more
    A chance visit to an Auckland high school has solved a mystery in the art world
    15 Feb: A chance visit to an Auckland high school has solved a mystery in the art world... more
    A call for parents and teachers to work together to keep children in school
    15 Feb: A call for parents and teachers to work together to keep children in school... more
    Some Otago University students are feeling hard done by after realising they're being paid less to do a job - simply because they're students
    14 Feb: Some Otago University students are feeling hard done by after realising they're being paid less to do a job - simply because they're students... more
    A Christchurch Early Child Education centre is asking for their stolen sun sail back
    13 Feb: A Christchurch Early Child Education centre is asking for their stolen sun sail back... more
    Children with disabilities are facing bullying and exclusion at schools
    12 Feb: Children with disabilities are facing bullying and exclusion at schools... more
    A proposed increase in teachers' registration fee is being defended
    7 Feb: A proposed increase in teachers' registration fee is being defended... more

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     Most Popular Recent Education News
     28 Apr: Most of our top secondary school athletes may have to wait until New Zealand reaches alert level one to start competing again +++++++++++++++
     13 May: Teachers have raised concerns about whether they will able to teach enough before the end of the year ++++++++++++++
     28 Apr: All students need to be supported -- whether they're in the classroom or at home ++++++++++++++
     06 May: Some New Zealand private schools have claimed millions of dollars through the Government's wage subsidy - while many of them are still charging full fees to students ++++++++++++++
     28 Apr: A principal's backing his school's digital learning system while they remain closed at level three ++++++++++++++
     05 May: An Auckland music teacher has been sent to jail for five years for historic sexual offending against two boys ++++++++++++++
     13 May: Hopes changes to the NCEA schedule will set students' minds at ease ++++++++++++

     Education NewsLinks
      26 May: Amanda bynes gives fans an update on her love life, mental health and more (Stuff.co.nz)
      25 May: Secondary school international students stuck in new zealand (RadioNZ)
      24 May: Auckland international college tops crimson nz school rankings (NZ Herald)
      21 May: Kaikoura youth programme: 'we can focus on actually doing the mahi' (RadioNZ)
      21 May: Coronavirus: universities fear fall in lucrative overseas students (BBCWorld)
      20 May: Nzqa in talks about university entrance requirements after lockdown - holsted (RadioNZ)
      20 May: Us pacific gets $140-million education boost (RadioNZ)
      19 May: Polytech student numbers expected to leap in looming recession (NZ Herald)
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     International:
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