Source: NZ HeraldJacqueline Smith “Police are being called to schools about 40 times every week of the academic year to deal with behaviour teachers say they cannot handle. Figures issued under the Official Information Act show officers were called out an average of 1531 times each year from 1998 to deal with violence, drugs or…
More evidence that gang activities and violent behaviour in New Zealand’s schools are getting out of control: (scroll down for September 2011 update to this story) Source NZ Herald “A 23-year-old man has pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful assembly, following a brawl in the grounds of Hutt Valley High School yesterday. Police said…
More evidence that gang activities and violent behaviour in New Zealand’s schools are getting out of control: Source NZ Herald “A 23-year-old man has pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful assembly, following a brawl in the grounds of Hutt Valley High School yesterday. Police said a series of fights broke out shortly before 3pm…
More evidence that gang activities and violent behaviour in New Zealand’s schools are getting out of control: Source NZ Herald “A 23-year-old man has pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful assembly, following a brawl in the grounds of Hutt Valley High School yesterday. Police said a series of fights broke out shortly before 3pm…
“There are shortages of doctors, especially in primary care, and more medical graduates should help,” said Professor Abbott. “However, they will need to receive a different sort of education that fosters the values, competencies and commitment to equip them to stay in New Zealand and make a positive difference at community level.” This statement was…
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