PPTA News: the Magazine
November 15, 2021
Two conferences in July enabled provisionally certificated teachers and establishing teachers to connect, support each other, share ideas and gain new skills, insights and knowledge.
Principals and senior leaders lay the groundwork for a new staffing model to ensure schools meet their needs more accurately.
November 11, 2021
PPTA Te Weherangua is calling for nominations, from members on the Māori electoral roll, for Māori Vice President for the 2022-2023 year.
Schools in Alert Level 3 areas re-opening for Years 1-10 students have been given a much more realistic timeline than that provided recently for senior students.
Secondary teachers are pleased the Government has listened to their concerns about the timing of changes to the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA).
PPTA News: the Magazine, News
November 8, 2021
PPTA activists converged on the Capital in August for two days of inspiration, motivation and collaboration
This year’s Māori Teachers’ Conference focused on the need for Māori teaching and support staff to take time out for themselves.
Members from around the motu did PPTA proud with their oral submissions on proposed legislation to expand the Teaching Council’s fee-setting powers.
Media releases
November 4, 2021
Secondary teachers are urging rangatahi (young people) to get their ira dot this weekend in Tāmaki Makaurau and take part in the 'Dot Ya Kura' competition ahead of the event.
