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
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Draft English Curriculum (Yr 7-13) Feedback guide
The Ministry of Education is now consulting on the draft English Curriculum (Yr 7-13). This curriculum will set the blueprint for those being developed in other learning areas, so it is important for all learning areas to take part in the consultation. PP
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Support the petition to protect pay equity!
When nurses, teachers, midwives, and support workers are valued, our communities are healthier and more connected.
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Ending Streaming in Aotearoa 2025
We're on the road to Tāmaki Makaurau! We will be at the Auckland Airport Sudima Hotel in Tāmaki Makaurau on the 26th of May. The purpose of the wo...
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Government offer fails to address core issues of teacher recruitment and retention and unmet student need
Secondary teachers are looking for a collective agreement settlement that reflects teachers' value, skills, and the pressures of the cost of living, says Chris Abercrombie, PPTA Te Wehengarua president.
Changes to NCEA must build on what works, not destroy it
As serious conversations about the future of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) get under way, it’s important to stay focused on what matters: supporting student success, recognising diverse talents, and ensuring every learner has the opportunity to thrive.
PPTA hopes for simple and speedy collective agreement talks
PPTA Te Wehengarua members hope their negotiations for a new collective agreement, beginning today, are as simple as the issues at the heart of the talks.
