Reality is every hill and cliff has the potential to slip. Mauao has slips every year because of its structure and just random luck it was this place this time.
There has been some reform and some of it good. Generally instituted by Labour however, I can't think of anything remotely reformist in the last 20 years here. IMO Helen Clark was the last of the reformists.
You didn't look hard enough. Plenty of information ftom me, others and the wider journalistic diaspora demonstrating the corruption through act and nz first.
Why only single out term 4? What was the year like?Provisional data shows 57.3 percent of children attended school regularly in term 4 last year.
It's the highest term 4 figure since regular attendance hit all-time lows in 2022
This is the boring stuff that makes a massive difference in people’s lives long term. Well done govt.
Geez even with the improvement 57.3% seems shocking?Provisional data shows 57.3 percent of children attended school regularly in term 4 last year.
It's the highest term 4 figure since regular attendance hit all-time lows in 2022
This is the boring stuff that makes a massive difference in people’s lives long term. Well done govt.
Regularly is defined as attending 90% or more of the term from what I understand
Increasing since the low in 2022 where we had low 40%’s. Every year starts high and drops away as kids leave school but it’s the highest term 4 level since Covid.
auckland.scoop.co.nz
www.rnz.co.nz
I think term 4 was initially posted because it’s the one just finished with the most recent dataAuckland.Scoop » Provisional Data Shows Term 4 Attendance Continues To Rise
While it’s something to be celebrated, I’m not sure why term 4 has relevance over other terms and would have thought the whole year overall was of better value than a few months? Indicators do point to an overall lift though I think in attendance? Haven’t looked at the year overall though?
School attendance shows early signs of improvement
More children have been attending school each day than at the same time last year, according to the latest data.
This was a good article from early last year where Seymour praised schools for taking initiatives like having a certain percentage of attendance required to participate in fun things like sports. While it’s something to be celebrated, I think praise deserves to be spread
Yeah that’s fair enough, smart of the schools to initiate a level of participation to enjoy the fun things too don’t you reckon? Would imagine that’s one of plenty of initiatives directed at the fun things because I think that’s how you engage students. Learning can be fun, so much so sometimes you don’t even need to threaten that fun things aren’t allowed if you don’t turn up and kids do it willingly. Obviously school wasn’t somewhere that resonated with me, hence becoming a painter, but even I had teachers that I enjoyed attending their classesI think term 4 was initially posted because it’s the one just finished with the most recent data
The kids are our future and we need to give as many as possible a decent chance at life with some sort of education.
Found yesterday morning and taken away in a hearse. Infos very slow coming out…
School snot for everyone but it’s the kids disengaged at primary school that’s a worry. Who cares if you can’t do calculus. Basic reading and writing isnt being done with lots of families since Covid.
We’re also in a completely different time where typing is prioritised over writing because that’s largely the devices kids are using. We’re constantly in an evolving world and you have to keep up with the changes. It seems like we’re in time too where they aren’t sure what they’re going to teach, especially from a historical point of view
Wiz, what actually has the Govt done to make this improvementProvisional data shows 57.3 percent of children attended school regularly in term 4 last year.
It's the highest term 4 figure since regular attendance hit all-time lows in 2022
This is the boring stuff that makes a massive difference in people’s lives long term. Well done govt.
Good point, despite all you hear is whinging about free lunches, education has been a real focus when you look into it:
looks like things were a lot better back in the labour government
Wheres 2022’s figures when Labour chose prolonged lockdowns?
