
HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE NCEA CHANGES
The Government has proposed a major overhaul of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA), aiming to replace it with a new national qualifications system. These changes are significant and will impact students, teachers, and schools acros
Read more
Sign the Pledge! Stand with teachers for quality public education!
Schools create communities and provide opportunities for our students. It is vital that they have all the resourcing they need so that our young people thrive at school.
Read more
Presidential and national executive elections 2026-27
Nominations are open now for the positions of PPTA Te Wehengarua President, Junior Vice President, Māori Vice President and National Executive member for 2026-2027
Read more
Disestablishment of Kāhui Ako roles
The budget announcements have confirmed that Kāhui Ako roles are to be disestablished from 27 January 2026. The additional staffing to the school for the time allowances for the roles and the salary payments for the roles will no longer be funded by the M
Read moreUpcoming Events
Latest News

Secondary teachers to hold one day strike next Wednesday
Secondary teachers throughout Aotearoa New Zealand will hold a one day strike next Wednesday, in response to the Government’s offer for settlement of their collective agreement negotiations.

NCEA replacement proposals - some analysis & considerations
Every young person in Aotearoa New Zealand deserves the chance to succeed in a qualifications and assessment system that meets their needs and keeps them at the centre. NCEA is not perfect but evolution will produce the most settled environment and best outcomes for our learners.

Presidential and national executive elections 2026-27
Nominations are open now for the positions of PPTA Te Wehengarua President, Junior Vice President, Māori Vice President and National Executive member for 2026-2027