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Be yourself, everyone else is taken

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By Paul Charman Verified
| Waikato Business News Verified
Complex hydraulics and electronics developed by a Hamilton company are used around the world to move houses and buildings by truck and trailer units, writes Paul Charman. Robin Ratcliffe watches the television series Moving Houses with more interest than most. It was he and his engineers who developed the specialised trailer technology needed to shift houses and buildings by trucks over some of the most challenging landscapes in the world.
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Measuring reading fluency during primary education

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By Eliza Hilton, Paul Charman Verified, Natasha Plaister, Dave Thomson
| FFT Education Datalab
Over the last few years, colleagues at FFT have been developing the Reading Assessment Programme (RAP), a simple online assessment tool to assess pupils on GPC[1] accuracy, decoding accuracy and reading fluency. Between September 2022 and August 2024, a total of 110,000 pupils from almost 700 schools have completed 340,000+ assessments.
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Volunteers rally around school - Te Awamutu News

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By Paul Charman Verified
| Te Awamutu News Verified
The Targa Rally can be a win-win for motor sport fans and the local communities who host it, says Maihiihi Primary School deputy principal Katie Robinson. The Labour Weekend timing didn’t work in Waitomo district where road closure applications were declined – but it did work in the Otorohaga district. While organising a team of 18 volunteer marshals from the school, Robinson said the school appreciated the opportunity to both serve a community event and generate some much-needed income.
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