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PPTA News: the magazine

PPTA News March-April 2021

Matt Maguire - April 8, 2021

Te reo for members, our promise to new teachers, teaching Aotearoa New Zealand history and more…

PPTA News: the magazine

A knowledgeable and caring PPTA stalwart

PPTA Staff - April 8, 2021

Susan Plyler 26 February 1948 – 13 November 2020.

PPTA News: the magazine

From teaching online in three different time-zones to the Hamilton field office

PPTA Staff - April 8, 2021

Kathleen West, the newest member of PPTA Te Wehengarua's Hamilton field office, tells members a bit about herself.

PPTA News: the magazine

Cultural Leave

PPTA Staff - April 7, 2021

Out in the field – information and support from PPTA Te Wehengarua's intrepid field officers.

PPTA News: the magazine

Issues and Organising conference postponed until August

Anna Kirtlan - April 7, 2021

Covid ruins the party yet again.

Wrong generation Myanmar support at NZ parliament

PPTA News: the magazine

Fight back for Myanmar democracy

Anna Kirtlan - April 7, 2021

PPTA Te Wehengarua and UnionAID support the workers' fight for democracy in Myanmar.

PPTA News: the magazine

Re-launching the Promise to New Teachers

Anna Kirtlan - April 7, 2021

Join the community of schools actively valuing new teachers.

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PPTA News: the magazine

A voice for NETs on national executive

Anna Kirtlan - April 7, 2021

New PPTA Te Wehengarua executive member Emma Porter talks about representing her region at a national level while being an establishing teacher.

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PPTA News: the magazine

Placing tangata whenua where they should be in our story

Anna Kirtlan - April 7, 2021

New Zealand History Teachers' Association chair Graeme Ball talks about his passion for Aotearoa New Zealand history and his role in draft curriculum set to be taught in all schools.