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Presidential Elections – Vice President - Vimarsana News

Presidential Elections – Vice President

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2024-2025-PPTA Elections | LiveNews.co.nz - Vimarsana News

2024-2025-PPTA Elections | LiveNews.co.nz

LiveNews Provides news reports of information as it happens in real time of politics, business, the economy and also reports on global issues and events from a New Zealand viewpoint.

Principals Stand Strong At The Start Of Term As After Hours Work Ban Begins - Vimarsana News

Principals Stand Strong At The Start Of Term As After Hours Work Ban Begins

Primary and area school principals begin a two-month work ban starting 8am Monday 24 April, the first day of term two. The work ban includes a pause on all Ministerial work that principals normally do, such as implementing the Curriculum Refresh, or ...

Principals Vote In Favour Of A Work Ban - Vimarsana News

Principals Vote In Favour Of A Work Ban

Primary and area school principals across Aotearoa New Zealand have voted in favour of a work ban until they receive an offer from the Ministry of Education that addresses their ongoing serious concerns. The work ban will begin on 8am on Monday 24 April, ...

National's policy aims to school Labour on education decline - Vimarsana News

National's policy aims to school Labour on education decline

National's leader Christopher Luxon ditched Parliament for the playground this week, touring schools to sell his party's solution to declining student performance with a back-to-basics focus on literacy and numeracy.  Teacher unions have criticised the plan, but the party was unlikely to ever get their backing - instead targeting concerned parents and his political opponent, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins.  In this week's Focus on Politics Political Reporter Katie Scotcher grades National on its new education policy.

Source: rnz.co.nz