Is the new school lunch programme a sign that parenting has changed? Expert Dougal Sutherland joins the Weekend Collective to share his insight.

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Is the new school lunch programme a sign that parenting has changed? Expert Dougal Sutherland joins the Weekend Collective to share his insight.
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If it takes a village to raise a child, it must take a whole country to raise a family! Newstalk ZB’s Parent Squad helps to do just that. Joined by expert guests The Weekend Collective team delves into the complexities of Kiwi family life.

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The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Is the school lunch programme proof parenting has changed?

Parent teacher interviews are happening at the moment, but some parents don't care to attend or be involved. Should parental attendance be compulsory?

Plus, winter sport is in full swing and as a parent, how involved should you be on the side-lines?

Sara Chatwin from MindWorks joined the Weekend Collective to discuss.

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Parent teacher interviews are happening at the moment, but some parents don't care to attend or be involved. Should parental attendance be compulsory?
Plus, winter sport is in full swing and as a parent, how involved should you be on the side-lines?
Sara Chatwin from MindWorks joined the Weekend Collective to discuss.
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The Parent Squad with Sara Chatwin: Should attendance at parent-teacher interviews be compulsory?

It was Pink Shirt Day on the 17th of May and Dave Atkinson from the Parenting Place joins the Weekend Collective to chat about why people turn to bullying - and how we can prevent it.

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It was Pink Shirt Day on the 17th of May and Dave Atkinson from the Parenting Place joins the Weekend Collective to chat about why people turn to bullying - and how we can prevent it.
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The Parent Squad with Dave Atkinson: How can we stop bullying?

A review by the Education Hub found just 60 percent of the country's 15-year-olds were achieving above the most basic levels of reading and writing.

This means 40 percent of 15-year-olds struggle with reading and writing, so what role do parents need to play in encouraging their kids to read? Expert Nathan Wallis joins the Weekend Collective with his advice.

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A review by the Education Hub found just 60 percent of the country's 15-year-olds were achieving above the most basic levels of reading and writing.
This means 40 percent of 15-year-olds struggle with reading and writing, so what role do parents need to play in encouraging their kids to read? Expert Nathan Wallis joins the Weekend Collective with his advice.
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The Parent Squad with Dougal Sutherland: Is the school lunch programme proof parenting has changed?

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