NewsEducation
June 2019
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- People Matter survey
- New Award talks to commence later this year
- Multicultural Matters
- All in the family
- Fair funding campaign driven by grassroots
- CPL keeps Veronica coming back
- Time to bolster permanent roles
- Election setback strengthens resolve to keep fighting
- Vocational education policy failure
- Your workplace contacts
- Here's to centenary of activism
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Theatre Review
- Film review
- Foster’s high-profile support for public education
- Pre-2016 Teacher Pay Inequity
- Early career teachers in regions put in the picture
- Book Reviews
- Election notice - Presidential Officers - E2019/41
- Paper Plane
- Council Report: 1 June 2019
- Meeting sought over significant underpayment issues
- Off to Harvard: Public School principals win awards
- Significant lump sum hits bank accounts of rural and remote teachers
April 2019
- Help grow union's membership
- Data spin and education cross-pollinisation
- Change the rules, change the nation
- Student suspension and expulsion procedures need improvement
- Counsellors hit the pay wall
- Women in Education
- Theatre Review
- Workplace contacts supported with training
- Multicultural matters
- Film review
- Community concerns for Bega TAFE
- Funding choice is plain to see
- Association Spotlight: Wagga Wagga Teachers Association
- No nearer to closing the gap
- Teacher housing: battle of the bush
- Your workplace contacts
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Federation shows its colours at Mardi Gras
- Vale Barry Manefield
- Corkscrew
- Paper Plane
- Enabling Equity
- Award for Aboriginal education beacon
- Call centre volunteers required
- Retired Teachers Association news
- Submission calls for new assessment to replace NAPLAN
- Fun puts motivation back into writing
- CPL takes the angst out of the Performance and Development Framework
- Mass of beginning teachers’ questions answered at Federation conference
- CPL supports members closer to home
- TAFE reimagined as a flexible vocational education provider, responsive to local needs
March 2019
- Enabling Equity
- Domestic violence leave days increased
- NSW Greens
- NSW Labor
- NSW Liberals and Nationals
- 2019 campaign priorities
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Breastfeeding at work study: Can you help?
- Members fight for the survival of TAFE
- Lid needs lifting on wage restriction
- Workload campaign gains traction
- Our students cannot wait any longer
- You can help save TAFE
- Association Spotlight: Lake Wallis
- Women in Education
- Your Workplace Contacts
- State parties signal breakthrough staffing reform
- Film review
- Multicultural matters
- Vale Kylie Dawson
- More opportunities for women to participate in Anna Stewart Program
- Programs cultivate knowledge of Aboriginal culture
- Fair Day
- Disability royal commission welcomed
- Strengthening the union one conversation at a time
- Theatre Review
- Paper Plane
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Retired Teachers Association news
- ‘Education’ cartoonist Greg Gaul’s works to feature in exhibition
December 2018
- Book Reviews
- Study reveals experiences of students from refugee backgrounds
- Sam Lewis Peace Prize goes to Mt Colah student
- Federation: a proud history, a confident future
- JPL more popular than ever
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Winners of centenary art competitions announced
- Union seeks member input for submission to national inquiry
- TAFE teachers deliver quality despite cuts
- Fair Funding Now! campaign to hit the road
- Win for small schools
- Tax issues for casual teachers
- Strategies to support students with autism K-6
- Symposium plans joint efforts to improve opportunities of students with disability
November 2018
- Book Reviews
- NSW public sector gets paid DV leave
- Film review
- Schools bordering drought-affected areas can apply for staffing maintenance
- Consultation important in HSC monitoring
- Learning progressions and PLAN2 questions answered
- VET teacher training issues clarified
- Australia: silver medallists when it comes to creating disadvantage
- Help is on its way
- Unified funding call for elections
- Strong voice for kids
- Retired Teachers Association news
- Public preschool education
- Council Report: 3 November 2018
- Backpack Full of Cash
- Paper Plane
- Vale Ray Holden
- There’s nothing casual about teaching
- Theatre Review
- World AIDS Day 2018
- Central Coast teachers mark centenary with donation
- Corkscrew: wine reviews
- Grant to look at helping refugee students
- Morrison Government’s contestable funding has failed
- Vale Richard Gill
- Your Workplace Contacts
- Phonics and the literacy journey, part 3: A compelling case for poetry every day
- NSW signs bilateral schools funding agreement
- Association Spotlight: Blayney
- History Lesson: Local efforts at the core of union successes
- Phonics and the literacy journey, part 2: Go from the meaningful to the abstract
- Phonics and the literacy journey, part 1: Start with quality, literary texts
- The power to transform lives
- Labor releases details of $14bn school-funding commitments
- Change is coming from the classroom
- Record of NSW school life could be richer
- Nine in ten public school teachers use own money for student supplies: survey
- Max Taylor: Of coats and spies
- Program gives women a motivational push
