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Kindergarten relief teachers go without pay during lockdown
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Covid-19: Schools being targeted by anti-vaxxers
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The legal firm claimed a school should never be put in a situation where it could be “prevented from carrying out its primary obligations,” and believed schools would have grounds to have the directions judicially reviewed. The ministry currently has the power to direct a school to enrol an excluded student under the Education and Training Act 2020. But Quigg Partners said these enrolments could prevent schools from maintaining a physically and emotionally safe place for students and staff, also a direction under the Act.
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Associate education minister Jan Tinetti said she understood schools were stretched thin. The stance goes against Crown Law advice issued in 2015 which found schools’ obligations to take students were not in conflict with their duty under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 to ensure a safe environment for workers and other people.
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The Ministry of Education has been funded to set up a new agency taking back control of school property from 2500 community-elected boards
When the Blenheim community is presented with designs for Marlborough Girls’ and Boys’ Colleges to be brought together on one site, the $6 million project won’t just be significant for the families there.
It will be one of the last school building projects on which the community takes a lead. And so, it will set the groundwork for the move to a new era in which a restructured and bolstered Ministry of Education begins to take back control of the country’s school buildings, grounds and – ultimately more aspects of the curriculum, teaching and learning.