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A Karamu High School Science class experienced a Noho Marae as part of their learning Stepping outside of the classroom, a group of Karamu High School students was able to learn science in an authentic New Zealand context. The Noho Marae experience for ...
For one week a year up to 2500 students aged 15 and 16 come to this stadium for those few hours. There’s a lot to see. Stands and booths with inventive tasks and narratives to prompt the teens to think. It seems to work. Only a few seem blithely nonplussed. Glenn Taylor/Stuff Seth Adams, who suffered serious brain injuries in a crash in 2012, speaking to a group of students attending Hawke's Bay's annual Youth Road Safety Expo. The cops, paramedics and firefighters share a laugh, indulge in a bit of teasing, but there's a palpable earnestness in their disposition. You get the sense they w...
'Ban the box': Hawke's Bay student's inspiring Race Unity speech 9 May, 2021 09:32 PM 3 minutes to read Lena Ormsby won the Hawke's Bay regional Race Unity Speech Awards for her speech 'Ban the Box'. Photo / Warren Buckland Lena Ormsby won the Hawke's Bay regional Race Unity Speech Awards for her speech 'Ban the Box'. Photo / Warren Buckland "Should I tick Māori or New Zealand European? If I tick Māori, I am denying my mum and her ancestry, and if I tick NZ European, I am denying my dad and his whakapapa." Year 11 Karamu High School student Lena Ormsby said this as part of...
Hawke's Bay school suspensions, stand-downs on sharp rise before Covid 9 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 8 minutes to read NZPF president Perry Rush wants to see increased Government support and options for schools dealing with students experiencing crisis and trauma. Photo / File NZPF president Perry Rush wants to see increased Government support and options for schools dealing with students experiencing crisis and trauma. Photo / File A Hawke's Bay principal is calling for more support from the Government to help deal with challenging children as new data shows the number of suspensions and sta...