PPTA News: the Magazine
July 20, 2022
Inadequate consultation on an unreasonably large Teaching Council fee increase has been followed by unnecessary re-consultation
July 1, 2022
COVID still overshadows all of the work being carried out by PPTA Te Weherangua, writes Melanie Webber
June 30, 2022
The countdown is on to a fabulous Fono, featuring inspiring keynote speakers, stimulating workshops and much fun
June 29, 2022
PPTA News introduces some more members of Komiti Pasifika, the PPTA network that represents Pasifika teachers and students and promotes policies and programmes to address their professional, industrial and cultural concerns and issues
The Associate Education Minister answers PPTA members’ questions about numeracy and literacy
Philippa Lagan - June 27, 2022
Formal negotiations are under way for the first of five PPTA Te Wehengarua collective agreements
May 3, 2022
PPTA’s long standing concerns about charter school management’s lack of accountability are vindicated by an Auditor-General’s report.
New South Wales teachers are seeing all the ingredients of a perfect storm building for recruitment and retention in the profession.
Lagan and Philippa - April 28, 2022
Waikato-based Field Officer Kathleen West has some sage advice for these continually challenging times.