Schools which contract own bus services not told of safety issues
Some schools organising their own bus services do not know its up to them to monitor safety standards.
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Some schools organising their own bus services do not know its up to them to monitor safety standards.
Hutana said the terms were important to her as they had been used throughout her whakapapa and for her whānau who had been teachers. “It’s all about revitalisation for me and that’s only because it’s a way of healing, and it’s a way of honouring our tipuna, our ancestors and all the mamae (hurt) they've been through," she told Te Karere. Mitchell said to be told he wasn’t allowed to be called Matua was “cutting those ties, which hurt the most”. The teachers told TVNZ the school’s principal said the names were unprofessional.
Vaughan Couillault, Papatoetoe High School principal in the eye of the Covid storm 5 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 12 minutes to read From New Zealand's first Covid-19 case on February 28 2020 to entering another alert level 3 lockdown on February 28 2021 - here's a timeline of the milestones and setbacks we've all endured. Video / NZ Herald From New Zealand's first Covid-19 case on February 28 2020 to entering another alert level 3 lockdown on February 28 2021 - here's a timeline of the milestones and setbacks we've all endured. Video / NZ Herald On Valentine's Day morning, Vaughan Couillault and his w...
The Principals Federation is telling members to defy Education Ministry orders and refuse to take violent children who have already been kicked out of...
Photo: RNZ / Richard Tindiller It has written to its members telling them to consider refusing Ministry of Education directions to accept such children unless they are certain they will get enough support. The federation, which represents hundreds of primary and intermediate school principals, has been complaining for several years about a growing number of students it says are traumatised by their home lives and who pose a danger to other students and to their teachers. The federation's president, Perry Rush, said schools were not getting the help they needed to safely include violent childr...