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The Teaching Council is disputing claims that sexual offences against students have skyrocketed

6 February 2020

The Teaching Council is disputing claims that sexual offences against students have skyrocketed

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Teachers will have their registrations cancelled for any serious misconduct
	5 Feb: Teachers will have their registrations cancelled for any serious misconduct... more

The Prime Minister's announced former PM Mike Moore will have a public funeral, supported by the State, on Friday next week
	5 Feb: The Prime Minister's announced former PM Mike Moore will have a public funeral, supported by the State, on Friday next week... more

School's out ... for 27 schools and 11 early learning services across Southland, Gore and Clutha
	5 Feb: School's out ... for 27 schools and 11 early learning services across Southland, Gore and Clutha... more

The Blenheim teacher who admitted sexually abusing two schoolboys has abandoned a bid to keep her identity a secret and can now be named
	3 Feb: The Blenheim teacher who admitted sexually abusing two schoolboys has abandoned a bid to keep her identity a secret and can now be named... more

Canterbury police say reports of racism and xenophobia over coronavirus will be taken seriously
	3 Feb: Canterbury police say reports of racism and xenophobia over coronavirus will be taken seriously... more

Motorists are being reminded to slow down - with even more schools getting back to business today
	3 Feb: Motorists are being reminded to slow down - with even more schools getting back to business today... more

It's hoped the Government's investment in vocational education will lead to more school leavers taking up a trade
	1 Feb: It's hoped the Government's investment in vocational education will lead to more school leavers taking up a trade... more

There's criticism of Auckland University's purchase of a five million dollar central city home for its incoming Vice-Chancellor
	29 Jan: There's criticism of Auckland University's purchase of a five million dollar central city home for its incoming Vice-Chancellor... more

The New Zealand International Students' Association wants people to be screened for Coronavirus before coming into New Zealand
	26 Jan: The New Zealand International Students' Association wants people to be screened for Coronavirus before coming into New Zealand... more

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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 ++++++++++++

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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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