PPTA News: the magazine
September 1, 2020
PPTA News is profiling members standing as candidates in the 2020 election. We put four questions to Nelson teacher Chris Baillie who is standing for the ACT Party.
PPTA News asked political parties for their education policies and we were underwhelmed by the response.
Te Huarahi Māori Motuhake co-convenor Shona West shares her perspective on PPTA and the treaty partnership model.
August 31, 2020
As the Māori New Year was being ushered in a haka was gifted to PPTA Te Wehengarua during a hui on renewing our treaty commitments.
PPTA general secretary Michael Stevenson farewells active member, beloved teacher and comrade Gerard MacManus.
PLD fund national coordinator Kirsty Farrant gives an overview of the Provisionally Certificated Teachers' Conference
Marist College English teacher Kelsey Aldersley started her first teaching job just as New Zealand went into lockdown
PPTA News talks with Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu members Nicholas Shaw and Bruce Ngataierua about the school’s professional growth system.
After years of lobbying 26 weeks of paid parental leave is now a reality
