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A 2026 New Zealand survey shows most schools report more children lacking basic skills upon entry, driven by limited early education and family stress.
A 2026 survey of New Zealand schools reveals a growing number of children starting school without basic developmental skills like speaking, toileting, holding a pencil, or recognizing their name, with nearly 90% of schools reporting increased support needs.
Educators attribute the trend to limited early childhood education access and rising family pressures, though experts stress that consistent parental interaction can foster early development.
Schools are responding with tailored programs and new entrant stages, while calls grow for better funding and a national framework to improve readiness.
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Una encuesta de Nueva Zelanda de 2026 muestra que la mayoría de las escuelas informan que más niños carecen de habilidades básicas al ingresar, impulsados por una educación temprana limitada y el estrés familiar.