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The Government will provide a $50 million Urgent Response Fund (URF) for centre-based early learning services, schools and kura.

Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV is screening on TV 2 and 2+1 for the last time this Friday, but will be available anytime OnDemand.

A $32m programme will establish 40 new curriculum leads to work with schools, kura, centre-based early learning services and kōhanga reo.

The Ministry is well-advanced in addressing concerns outlined in Te Tāmata Huaroa, a report released by ERO today.

Children aged 2 to 6 and their whānau can continue to enjoy programming on Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV.

The digital app for Pacific families includes key information about education in 10 Pacific languages and English.

A higher funding band will be reinstated for teacher-led, centre-based early learning services.

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

Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV will start education broadcasting for early learners and students (Years 1–10) from 9am on Wednesday April 15.

Children and young people with learning support needs, and their whānau, are still getting the help they need over the lockdown period.