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  1. There is no way that Seymour, or glib Chris, any politician, or public servant, or law, or regulation, should or could decide whether any child is sufficiently unwell to attend school. This is tyranny.

    And were they to force such upon families, this government would need to ensure that appropriately qualified health practitioners exist, and are available, at short notice, to certify children as unwell. Can they do this ? No they can’t.

    Am I the only responsible reasonable adult angry about this barbaric proposition ? No I’m not.

  2. Pay the schools for kids attending. Review sum every 6 months
    The attendance rate would rocket very quickly

    1. Anne. The insidious issue here is actually an authoritarian government trying to usurp the rights of parents, and seemingly of medical professionals, by laying down the law about whether pupils are well enough to go to school.

  3. How about we look to those countries who have education systems which work.
    For example Finland.
    Free school food for all.
    Enter school system at 7.
    Only one exam in entire time at school.
    No uniforms.
    5hours per day in class.
    School teachers are among the highest paid professionals in Finland.
    I could go on.

    1. Peter Wilson. And nor do Finns bleat “look what Russia did to us, so we’re not gonna go to school.”

    2. Didn’t Finland just have school shoot up and they have different immigration settings and is their indigenous peoples being counted yet?

  4. Really Bob when I looked at the NCEA passing rates before covid the Māori total immersion schools success outshone many of our posh private /boarding schools. And the other groups that did well was the all-girls Catholic colleges in Auckland. So, culture improves and is proven to be beneficial to educational outcomes as does religion. What do you base your diatribe on Bob your inherent bias.

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