Secondary teachers have cancelled the regional rolling strike action that had been planned for the week beginning 17 June 2019. PPTA president Jack Boyle says, “As you know, a Ministerial forum took place last week to break the impasse in negotiations for teachers’ collective agreement negotiations. “Those talks were
Congratulation to our 13 Student that competed in the Thames Valley Cross Country on Thursday the 30th of May. It was a very challenging course with a lot of up hill climbs and slippery down hill slides, all while trying to skip over the prickles and make it through
Dear Parents/Caregivers We received notification overnight that the rostering home of Year 10 students that was planned for Tuesday 11th June has been cancelled. This means that classes for Year 10 students will run as normal. This follows a meeting between the Minister of Education and representatives of the Post
Following on from the strike action last Wednesday, members of the Post Primary Teacher’s Association (PPTA) will be involved in further industrial action in the coming weeks. This is part of action that is being taken throughout NZ. From next week, teachers will be involved in ‘rostering home’ – this
Kia ora e te whānau, As June is slowly approaching, we would like to let you all know that we have a very exciting line up for Matariki. Matariki is a cluster of stars known as the seven sisters or pleiades. This is a celebration of the Māori New Year and
