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PPTA News: the Magazine

Catering for ākonga by ākonga

November 2, 2022

Manurewa High School’s in-house healthy lunch programme has whet the Prime Minister’s appetite

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PPTA News: the Magazine

It’s time to fix the secondary teacher shortage

November 2, 2022

The teacher shortages that have been plaguing secondary schools for more than a decade need effective, meaningful solutions now

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PPTA News: the Magazine

Negotiations in full swing

October 25, 2022

Bargaining is now under way for all of the collective agreements that PPTA Te Wehengarua negotiates. Here is an account of where the various agreement negotiations are at

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PPTA News: the Magazine

Employment woes - renewing your practising certificate

Pip Lagan  -  September 16, 2022

Shoddy employment practices seem to be making it difficult for increasing numbers of teachers to qualify for a full practising certificate.

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PPTA News: the Magazine

Kicking off your career in COVID era

Pip Lagan  -  September 13, 2022

Haley Corney is a second year Design and Visual Communication teacher at Pāpāmoa College in the Western Bay of Plenty region. Hayley is one of the “COVID generation” of beginning teachers, who had only one practicum, and then has spent her teaching career in and out of lockdowns and battling the Omicron wave.

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Women Will Rise

PPTA News: the Magazine

Charting the course of feminist history

Pip Lagan  -  September 13, 2022

A new book on the history of the New Zealand Working Women’s Charter is reviewed from two perspectives - by Maryan Street who was actively involved in its adoption by PPTA, and by Jacinta Grice and Bernie Lee who are now carrying the torch.

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Cybersecurity

PPTA News: the Magazine

The personal price of school cyber security measures

Pip Lagan  -  September 13, 2022

Keeping schools cyber-resilient and secure increasingly involves blurring the line between teachers’ work and home lives

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PPTA News: the Magazine

Tū Toa as warriors

Pip Lagan  -  September 13, 2022

Stand strong was the theme of the recent PPTA Te Wehengarua Pasifika Fono

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Summit

PPTA News: the Magazine

Developing a discerning population

Pip Lagan  -  September 13, 2022

PPTA Leadership Summit 2022 at Te Pae Christchurch

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