Striking primary teachers at meeting in Auckland are urged to ‘fight for your professional...
Primary teachers' leaders are urging members to keep fighting into next year so they can be joined by secondary teachers.
Teachers: Govt offer came too late to change strike meetings
Teachers who are going on strike again from today say they were forced to because a revised Government offer came through too late to rearrange planned meetings.
Education Minister Chris Hipkins hits back: ‘Other Kiwis would appreciate $9500 pay hike’
Education Minister Chris Hipkins says he's disappointed the primary teachers' union has decided to go ahead with strikes next week without taking the Government's latest offer to its members.
NZ teachers have biggest workloads, survey finds as NZEI strikes begin
Primary school teachers will this week go ahead with rolling regional strikes after teachers rejected the latest Government pay offer.
Teachers’ strikes confirmed from Monday
Primary teachers will go ahead with rolling regional strikes next week after teachers rejected the latest Government pay offer worth $700 million over three years.
“To say we are disappointed is an understatement”: Secondary teachers react to latest Govt...
Secondary teachers’ union PPTA says the Government’s latest offer does not go any way to solving the supply, retention and workload issues that are affecting the sector.
Watches banned from this year’s NCEA exams
By: Zoe Hunter
Students will not be allowed to wear watches into their NCEA exams this year to prevent cheating.
The New Zealand Qualifications Authority has banned watches from the examination room because some digital watches...
Chris Hipkins admits education package is just the start
The Government has admitted the new $217 million education package is just a start.
Govt’s $217m education package a ‘huge win’ but won’t stop strikes
Teachers are labelling the Government's $217 million education package as a huge win but say it's not enough to stop strike action.
School fined $56k for false representations
The director of a private training school has escaped a criminal conviction, but the school has been fined $56,000 over the unapproved enrolment of international students and making false representations online.
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