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In December 2019, the Government introduced the Education and Training Bill. The Bill is the biggest rewrite of education legislation in decades.

The first stage of Budget 2020 announced on 14 May allocates significant investment in education.

The Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) are making changes to NCEA this year in a two-step process.

Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced a $20 million fund to help eligible tertiary learners continue their education disrupted by COVID-19.

Minister Davis has announced that Te Ahu o te Reo Māori will continue to be delivered through the first half of 2020.

A North Canterbury Kāhui Ako has developed an effective safety net for its schools and community based on longstanding relationships.

The Construction Sector Transformation Plan was launched by the Minister for Building and Construction over the weekend.

Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced the members of Te Taumata Aronui, a group to work with the Government on tertiary education policy.

Parliament has today passed legislation for a Code of Practice for Pastoral Care for domestic tertiary students.

A new action plan will set the direction and vision for early learning for the next 10 years.