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An increasing number of children are looking to alternative education following Covid

19 May 2025

An increasing number of children are looking to alternative education following Covid

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Belief more students are considering online learning due to its unique benefits
	19 May: Belief more students are considering online learning due to its unique benefits... more

Police have revealed more information about the suspect connected to an assault outside Papakura Intermediate School in Auckland
	16 May: Police have revealed more information about the suspect connected to an assault outside Papakura Intermediate School in Auckland... more

Enrolments open in July for the latest institute offering nursing qualifications
	15 May: Enrolments open in July for the latest institute offering nursing qualifications... more

A change in position hasn't been a consideration for Jorja Miller on her return to 15-aside rugby with the Black Ferns
	14 May: A change in position hasn't been a consideration for Jorja Miller on her return to 15-aside rugby with the Black Ferns... more

Lockdowns have lifted at three Nelson schools, that were shuttered during a Police response
	14 May: Lockdowns have lifted at three Nelson schools, that were shuttered during a Police response... more

A 16-year old accused of murdering a US student has pleaded not guilty - and will go to trial in August next year
	14 May: A 16-year old accused of murdering a US student has pleaded not guilty - and will go to trial in August next year... more

Former All Black Carlos Spencer has been named head coach of Terenure College in Ireland in their national schoolboy league on a three-year deal
	11 May: Former All Black Carlos Spencer has been named head coach of Terenure College in Ireland in their national schoolboy league on a three-year deal... more

Kiwi kids once led the world in reading – this 1950s primary school syllabus still has lessons for today
	9 May: Compared with today’s structured literacy and standardised testing, the 1953 reading syllabus was a remarkably non-prescriptive blueprint for both teachers and pupils.... more

Auckland Transport says it will be working closely with emergency services and bus operator Ritchies after a crash in South Auckland this morning
	7 May: Auckland Transport says it will be working closely with emergency services and bus operator Ritchies after a crash in South Auckland this morning... more

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Most Popular Recent Education News

07 May: Auckland Transport says it will be working closely with emergency services and bus operator Ritchies after a crash in South Auckland this morning +++++++++++++++++++

24 Apr: An emotional vigil's been held for American PHD student Kyle Whorrall, who died after a violent assault on Saturday, in Auckland's Meadowbank ++++++++++++++++

06 May: Could Queensland's deadly melioidosis outbreak be linked to the Bruce Highway upgrade? +++++++++++++++

07 May: Queensland scientists racing against clock to tackle 'unprecedented' environmental threat of melioidosis +++++++++++++++

24 Apr: A teen accused of murdering American PHD student Kyle Whorrall on Saturday has appeared in court ++++++++++++++

09 May: Kiwi kids once led the world in reading – this 1950s primary school syllabus still has lessons for today +++++++++++++

11 May: Former All Black Carlos Spencer has been named head coach of Terenure College in Ireland in their national schoolboy league on a three-year deal +++++++++++++

Education NewsLinks

22 May: Police investigate after child critically injured at pukekohe school (RadioNZ)

22 May: Rnz issued gag order over pre-budget education story (RadioNZ)

22 May: Rnz issued gag order by attorney-general over education story (NZ Herald)

21 May: Student at rural south auckland primary school critically injured and airlifted to hospital after ‘incident’ (NZ Herald)

21 May: Jazz thornton slams social media ban, warns prime minister is putting children at risk (Stuff.co.nz)

21 May: 170 formal complaints from schools to ministry of education about lunches programme in first month (NZ Herald)

21 May: Over 1500 to strike over ministry of education's proposed pay freeze (RadioNZ)

20 May: Ministry of education staff to strike for first time in two decades (Stuff.co.nz)

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