Kāhui Ako Decision Insults Teachers – PPTA
Doing away with Kāhui Ako insults teachers’ professionalism and their aspirations to be more effective, writes Ken Wilson. I regard…
Doing away with Kāhui Ako insults teachers’ professionalism and their aspirations to be more effective, writes Ken Wilson. I regard…
Today is Universal Children’s Day and PPTA Te Wehengarua is urging the Government to do all it can to uphold…
Repealing Aoteraoa New Zealand’s ground-breaking smoke free legislation is a huge step back for schools and students, says Chris Abercrombie,…
“Charter Schools are an expensive distraction from the important work of public education in Aotearoa” says PPTA Acting-President Chris Abercrombie…
Secondary teachers are dismayed and angry at the Government’s announcement today that senior students in COVID-19 Alert Level 3 areas…
Secondary teachers welcome the government’s commitment to rebuilding and strengthening communities. PPTA president Jack Boyle says, “Families and communities are…
Secondary teachers have voted to accept the government’s offer to settle their collective agreement. Meetings were held around the country…
Secondary teachers have received a new offer from the government to settle the area school and secondary collective agreements. The…
Secondary teachers welcome the Tomorrow’s Schools taskforce report and are excited to see bold and fresh thinking about the education…
The PPTA has rejected a third offer from the government for the secondary teachers’ collective agreement. Hard on the heels…