PPTA News the magazine
- November 27, 2018
Chalkdust - A series looking at education through the eyes of the PPTA Journal. This month we head back to 1960 when PPTA’s Kapiti College branch had a distressingly familiar message about teacher shortages.
Advice from PPTA’s intrepid field officers on salary increments.
A round up of the 2018 annual conference decisions.
Obituary - PPTA farewells quality education stalwart, and PPTA News contributor, Emeritus professor Ivan Snook.
Opinion - New Zealand Drug Foundation executive director Ross Bell shares the organisation’s views on supporting rather than excluding students
Opinion - Historian Dr Vincent O’Malley and Victoria University faculty of education professor Joanna Kidman on the importance of teaching New Zealand history.
WRAW chat - Introducing a new tool to help PPTA women make their workplaces safer and better
PPTA deputy general secretary Yvonne Oldfield talks safety in a school environment after attending the 107th International Labour Conference in Geneva
PPTA honours 125 years of women’s empowerment and the continued fight for pay equality.
