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Student management 21 October 2011

is for students aged 16 or older. this removes the student from the school’s register, and there is no obligation for them to become enrolled at another school. education and training act 2020, sections 81, 83

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Learning during change 11 June 2020

that we don’t know, and that there are multiple possible "right" ways, and focus on learning about what might work in our context for our learners.  this idea is underpinned by the educational

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School leadership and student outcomes: identifying what works and why: Best evidence synthesis 04 August 2017

of effective leadership but believe these four are critical in leadership that makes a positive difference to learner outcomes. read the report – education counts a guide to the school leadership bes

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Secondary senior managers' sabbatical reports 25 January 2012

award recipients and sabbatical reports the ministry of education hosts sabbatical reports on educational leaders as part of the sabbatical scheme agreements. while the sabbatical reports may

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Principals' sabbatical reports 23 April 2009

award recipients and sabbatical reports the ministry of education hosts principals’ sabbatical reports on educational leaders as part of the sabbatical scheme agreements. while the sabbatical

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What is reviewed? 21 November 2013

on 1 january 2023, the national education goals (negs) and the national administration guidelines (nags) ceased to have effect. please refer to the following pages for the most up

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Acknowledgments 12 March 2012

the ministry of education

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Teaching and school practices survey tool 12 September 2017

the tool is a refreshed version of the educational leadership practices survey (elp) which principals and teachers have used since 2009. the new tool has a shorter survey – taking around 15

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Board of trustees 31 October 2011

the board has complete discretion to govern the school as long as they stay within the laws of new zealand. the board's governance is guided by objectives set out in the law. education

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Planning and reporting: School charters 17 June 2011

on 1 january 2023, the national education goals (negs) and the national administration guidelines (nags) ceased to have effect. please refer to the following ministry of education pages

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