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Northland schools launch Let s Get to School campaign to tackle truancy and boost attendance in the region

Northland schools launch Let s Get to School campaign to tackle truancy and boost attendance in the region
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Funding provides reduced barriers to physical activity for disadvantaged Northland students

Funding provides reduced barriers to physical activity for disadvantaged Northland students 14 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read The decile two school has 28 students who will benefit from the funding. Reporter for the Northern Advocate jodi.bryant@nzme.co.nz Barriers preventing Northland youth pursuing physical activity have been reduced for some after Sport NZ teamed with a children s charity to provide funding. Sport NZ and Children s Charity Variety have launched a two-year partnership providing $2.15m to reduce financial barriers to sport, active recreation and play for those in hardship in Northland and Auckland. The initiative is part of the Government s Covid $264.6m Sports Recovery Package announced in the 2020 Budget. Three thousand children and young people aged 4-18 on the Variety s Kiwi Kid Sponsorship living in Auckland or Northland are eligible to receive the new Active Me – Kia Tū fund. The support is application-based and Variety curre

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Covid-19: Northland schools expect low attendance over virus fears

Even by the end of the year, attendance wasn’t back to normal. School attendance in Tai Tokerau has been stubbornly low; in 2020, the proportion of children attending school regularly was 52 per cent, compared to 64 per cent nationally. Schools reported losing students due to the pandemic – either because senior students left school to find work, families moved out of the area because of job losses, or parents were worried about their children being exposed to Covid in the classroom. Myles Ferris, the president of Te Akatea Māori Principals’ Association and principal of Whangārei s Ōtangarei School, said the school would decide before term starts next Tuesday whether to reintroduce level 2 precautions like keeping visitors off school grounds.

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Bay news: Auckland comes to Russell to dine, eating out on Christmas Day

Bay news: Auckland comes to Russell to dine, eating out on Christmas Day 23 Dec, 2020 02:00 AM 10 minutes to read Donkey Bay Inn complete with massive double-glazed curved windows, solar underfloor heating and the largest living roof in the Southern Hemisphere, Northern Advocate Auckland comes to Russell to dine The award-winning Auckland restaurant The Grove is sending its chef, armed with a new menu, to Donkey Bay Inn in January, the award-winning boutique hotel in Russell. Head chef Ryan Moore and the team will be creating a unique menu that leans heavily on the bounty of the Bay of Islands according to the website.

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