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Hundreds of teachers' jobs at risk as foreign students dwindle
Banning foreign students may cost hundreds of teachers' jobs.
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Lockdown stand-off: Kids not as contagious says Bloomfield; childcare centres refuse to reopen
Some childcare centres will stay closed, but most schools will open on April 29.
Covid-19: Can your child go back to school under level 3?
The Ministry of Education has released new information.
Exclusive: School at level 3 won't be voluntary after all
Children won't be allowed back to school unless there is no one to look after them.
Teachers angry over alert level 3 rules: 'We are not babysitters'
High school will become daycare under alert level 3, principals say.
Computers to the door, educational TV planned for lockdown learning
TV lessons may start next week while families wait for internet connections.
Coronavirus: Ministry survey hints at school closures
Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.
Mixed feelings about proposal to hike teachers' registration fees
Some aren't happy with the increase, others say it is necessary.
Sarah Alexander: Pay all teachers the same or drop qualifications
Comment: Kindergartens have pay parity with schools, not so early childcare centres. Why?
Audrey Young: The curious collab - a Nat MP and a Labour Minister
COMMENT: The two former head prefects were always destined for success.
School board backdown: Government set to abandon hub proposal
Education 'hubs' no longer expected to take control of schools.
Money for toilet paper or teacher aides: The dilemma facing NZ schools
Teacher aide airs her frustrations at being undervalued and underpaid.
'Undemocratic': National hits out at 'exemptions' on school donations report
The minister would be able to make exemptions and impose extra conditions on the scheme
'Despondent' principals to vote on strike
Principal earns $250 a week less than her deputy.
Sour welcome: 1776 new teachers underpaid
Ministry of Education appears to have breached minimum wage law for 1776 teachers.
Principals call 'day of action' on August 9
Principals want parents and children to wear green in a show of support.
Childcare fees may rise as staff pay soars
Early childhood relief teacher pay leaps above $45 due to teacher shortage.
Principals ban working with ministry
Principals have voted to stop co-operation with the ministry from July 8 to August 16.
School camps saved: Parents will still pay
Schools can charge for camps and still get a $150 grant.
Hipkins: Teachers' pay offer 'the final deal'
Education Minister says there's no more money for primary principals.
Teachers accept Govt's pay deal, but principals reject it
Primary teachers accept pay deal, but primary principals reject it.
Non-union teachers angry at pay rise delay
Unusual three-month delay in pay rises angers non-union teachers.
Teachers' deal may cost as much as a Poseidon aircraft
Settling the teachers' dispute could cost almost as much as a Poseidon aircraft.
Surprise move: Striking teachers get paid
Ministry lays ground for talks by agreeing to pay striking teachers.
Teacher action starts today with Year 9 students
Secondary teachers refuse to teach Year 9 students today despite talks.
Secondary teachers to strike again on Tuesday
The PPTA's strike action for secondary teachers is due to kick off from Tuesday.
Teachers look for 'creative solution': 'We can't continue like this'
Teachers may have to settle for progress over several years, not immediately.
Teachers vow to strike again if they don't get a better deal
Teachers take to the picket line, with some students also showing their support.
Comment: Mum's fairness lesson in teachers' strike
COMMENT: An open letter to Ministry of Education deputy secretary Ellen MacGregor-Reid.
No talks: Most schools to close for strike
No date for talks has been set yet, forcing most schools to close for tomorrow's strike.