The report noted students in 2020 felt positive about their school and being at school, with almost all students positively engaged in their classroom activities. It also found most students had subsequently achieved at or beyond expectation in the arts, technology, social sciences, science, health and aspects of Te Ao Māori and a large majority of students met or exceeded expectations in visual language, oral language and te reo Māori. That was a turnaround from the school’s 2017 ERO report, which said ‘’this school was not well-placed to provide conditions for children to achieve educational excellence, or to address in-school disparities”.
Ministry of Education probes rehire of teacher aide after racist and discriminatory posts
5 Feb, 2021 05:37 AM
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Education bosses are probing the rehire of a special needs teacher aide after her employment ended last year following racist and discriminatory social media posts. Photo / File
Education bosses are probing the rehire of a special needs teacher aide after her employment ended last year following racist and discriminatory social media posts. Photo / File
Emma Russell is a health reporter for the New Zealand Heraldemma.russell@nzherald.co.nz
The Ministry of Education is probing the rehire of a special needs teacher aide whose employment ended shortly after being suspended for racist and discriminatory social media posts.