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Schools are already preparing for a move to Alert level 2

7 May 2020

Schools are already preparing for a move to Alert level 2

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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
	6 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... more

An Auckland music teacher has been sent to jail for five years for historic sexual offending against two boys
	5 May: An Auckland music teacher has been sent to jail for five years for historic sexual offending against two boys... more

The director-general of health is backing offers to test staff and students at Auckland's Marist College for covid-19
	4 May: The director-general of health is backing offers to test staff and students at Auckland's Marist College for covid-19... more

Claims tertiary student support didn't come soon enough
	2 May: Claims tertiary student support didn't come soon enough... more

Most of our top secondary school athletes may have to wait until New Zealand reaches alert level one to start competing again
	28 Apr: Most of our top secondary school athletes may have to wait until New Zealand reaches alert level one to start competing again... more

All students need to be supported -- whether they're in the classroom or at home
	28 Apr: All students need to be supported -- whether they're in the classroom or at home... more

A principal's backing his school's digital learning system while they remain closed at level three
	28 Apr: A principal's backing his school's digital learning system while they remain closed at level three... more

Reassurance for parents who are sending their children back to school tomorrow
	27 Apr: Reassurance for parents who are sending their children back to school tomorrow... more

A South Auckland principal is concerned for students staying home during alert level 3
	27 Apr: A South Auckland principal is concerned for students staying home during alert level 3... more

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