PPTA News: the Magazine
December 4, 2023
New research recommends a range of initiatives to support aspiring wāhine Māori leaders in secondary schools.
Associate and Deputy Principals have their own voice within PPTA Te Wehengarua, representing their views and concerns at the national level.
A new network and advisory committee will be set up to recognise and support the strengths and abilities of neurodiverse kaiako.
PPTA Te Wehengarua Annual Conference has decided to set up a taskforce to work through and make progress on members’ serious and long standing concerns about flexible learning spaces.
July 25, 2023
Parents and teachers need to be role models for children and young people’s digital wellness
Hoana Forrester’s carport became a classroom for isolated Tokomaru Bay ākonga after the cyclone
Te Karaka Area School became the civil defence centre and the hub of the community in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle
December 20, 2022
Meet Louise Ryan, who represents PPTA Te Wehengarua members in various national educational and union-based advisory groups
Annual Conference has called for a pause on the Review of Achievement Standards (RAS) to enable curriculum changes to align better with NCEA changes