'No exemption process': lockdown leaves students without devices at home

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 19, 2021

As teachers and staff scramble to prepare for online learning amidst New Zealand’s last-minute lockdown, there are concerns some students will be left without devices to learn from home.

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'No exemption process': lockdown leaves students without devices at home

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