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This media monitoring service is provided by the PPTA as an update on secondary education and union issues in the news, with the main focus on New Zealand.

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Daily news 2 Sep 2010 E-mail

Media items selected by the New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA) as an update on secondary education and union issues in the news, with the main focus on New Zealand.
All links open to the actual article on the news website.

1. Brighter future for Alternative Education students
2. PPTA rep slams John Key's comments
3. Maori-speaking students recognised by badges
4. Govt not listening to teachers or parents
5. Teachers reject pay offer and vote to strike
6. Funding For New Science Academy
7. 13-year-old threw acid in school attack
8. I shun union puppets, Hayes tells teachers
9. More money for alternative education sector
10. Call For Different Take On Maori Language
11. Parents Launch Private School Survey
12. Results point to failure for My School site [Australia]
13. 142 schools to convert to academies this school year [UK]

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Daily news 1 Sep 2010 E-mail

Media items selected by the New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA) as an update on secondary education and union issues in the news, with the main focus on New Zealand.
All links open to the actual article on the news website.

1. 'Slum-like' school to close down
2. PM needs to 'wake up'
3. Thumbs up for tertiary high school (duration: 2'23")
4. Key competencies in the classroom
5. Adult education is icing on the cake
6. Politics with Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton (first 5 minutes is teachers' strike)
7. PPTA will continue to vote on possible strike
8. Opportunities for Pacific youth
9. Day-long strike won't hurt students - Manawatu schools
10. Waikato teachers set to strike
11. Strike could close schools
12. Web tool launched to protect teens
13. National testing results in truancy, dropouts, expert says [Australia]
14. Michael Gove's odd schools obsession [UK]

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