A far north kura has taken extra precautions around how they will operate in level two. Te Rāngi Aniwaniwa will continue online learning and students will remain at home to do so, however for a small minority of students whose parents have started back at work they will return to school tomorrow.
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Cautious return to school for some
Tomorrow will mark the first day of school under alert level 2, and the Ministry of Education is expecting all children aged six to 16 years old to be at school. Some parents though keen to send their children back are taking extra precautions.
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Kura taking up distance learning challenges- 12.30pm Newsbreak
Term 2 started yesterday and schools across Aotearoa are getting familiar with distance learning. Te Kura o Tōku Māpihi Maurea have been using a variety of digital methods to help teach their students.
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'It's kura in your own home'- Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora
Māori Television, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, will launch Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora this Wednesday 15 April on the Te Reo channel. The show's new presenters have spent the weekend working on deliveries and give us an update.
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Gisborne school staff face heavy demand for basic needs for online learning
Gisborne school staff face a heavy demand to provide the basic needs for online learning, such as a computer and wifi.
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Muriwai maunga protects worst affected tamariki from tsunami
The small East Coast community of Muriwai will be one of the hardest hit regions in New Zealand if a tsunami occurred.
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