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2012
February
Education should not be a government cash cow
Disappointing comments from the Education Minister on official online league tables
Government stacks the charter school deck while public kept in the dark
January
Threat of league tables hangs over the start to the school year
Urgent action required to support early childhood education in Christchurch East
Government urged to take note of damning Australian childcare study
2011
December
No appetite for charter schools in south Auckland
Government rushing full speed ahead on charter schools
Government needs to come clean on principal plans
NZEI hopes to be able to forge constructive working relationship with new minister
Charter schools should be subject to full parliamentary scrutiny
ACT used as a Trojan horse to push through unmandated education policy
November
Kindergarten teachers to vote on whether to accept or reject final pay offer
Moerewa at sharp end of punitive approach to National Standards
Schools won’t want students dragging down "National Standards" results
National needs to be open and transparent about plans for ECE
"National Standards" obsession drives education policy
National Standards for bi-lingual and ESOL students is cultural bullying
Wrong approach to investment in early childhood education
Debate on compulsory te reo Māori welcome
Comprehensive policy to help deliver high quality education
Dedicated children’s policy bold and refreshing
Green Party ticks the boxes for quality public education
Warning should be given with ERO reports on "National Standards"
Survey shows government out of touch with struggling ECE services
October
World Teachers Day to celebrate high quality teaching and learning
Industry standards would boost quality in early childhood education
NZEI says extraordinary circumstances in Christchurch call for extraordinary measures
September
Massey proposals will erode the quality of teacher training
Concern over proposed cuts to undergraduate teacher training
NZEI joins with others to fight misuse of "National Standards" data
Mixed messages about the value of education in Christchurch rebuild
Education workers will welcome true commitment to closing the pay gap
More resources may be needed to ensure success of abuse hotline
Unacceptable threats made to schools over "National Standards" disclaimers
Christchurch teacher cuts short-sighted
Labour's policy will spell a welcome end to 'National Standards'
Kindergarten teachers reject settlement offer over cuts to non-contact hours
Red flags over 'National Standards' and fast-track teaching in child poverty report
Petition on early childhood funding cuts goes to Select Committee
Report highlights the importance of ECE in battling child poverty
Fight against National Standards will move to new battleground
Government has a responsibility to protect children's education in Christchurch
August
National Standards opposition brings unwarranted punishment
Clear evidence of deep and widespread concern about National Standards
Call for full funding for quake-hit schools and ECE centres until end of 2012
Kindergarten teachers to discuss stalled pay talks
School support staff set for pay packet boost
Marlborough schoolchildren take out top prize in online art competition
Yet another wake up call to the government to invest more in early childhood education
It's time for the government to face facts on National Standards
Educators honoured for outstanding contribution
Government must take an honest look at ECE Taskforce submissions
100,000 conversations about education
Restructuring of RTLB service not a done deal
Government cuts threaten progress for Pasifika students
Poverty plan would help improve educational achievement
Skilled education workforce essential to Christchurch rebuild
Finalists announced in School is Cool competition
July
Mandatory reporting of child abuse needs careful consideration
Help needed to secure breakfast in schools programmes
Good progress on the curriculum compromised by National Standards
NZEI hopes to build constructive relationship with new Secretary for Education
Families forced to sacrifice early childhood education to make ends meet
More than 60,000 sign petition against cuts to early childhood education
Government only interested in 'tick-the-box' compliance on National Standards
Full funding for Christchurch schools and centres must extend into next year
Proposed pay equality legislation will help shame the government into action
Hundreds of schools bullied into nominal compliance on National Standards
June
Day of Action against early childhood cuts
Education Minister challenged to listen to her own advice and review National Standards
Deadline for "School is Cool" competition extended
Welcome ammunition in the fight against gender pay discrimination
Government steps up National Standards bullying
Targeted ECE projects welcome but wholesale cuts cancel out benefits
NZEI urges teachers and parents to have their say on future of ECE
Time to recognise those who support teaching and learning
Compulsory te reo training for teachers must be backed up with solid resourcing
Government can’t ignore its own advice on early childhood investment
Market rates will drive down quality education for young children
U-turn urged on early childhood education
May
Early Childhood Taskforce must do the right thing by children
Pay Settlement Reached for Area School Teachers
Concern increased retirement contributions could result in backdoor education cuts
Government hoodwinking parents over early childhood funding
Critical links between breakfast-in-schools and student achievement
Sugar-coated education budget with a rotten core
Christchurch schools will welcome additional funding but early childhood needs same guarantees
Kawerau hikoi highlights clear problems with community consultation
Budget must treat education as an investment not a cost
Better Use Of One Third Of Education Workforce Needed, Report Finds
Fuzzy National Standards Fail Confidence Test Again
April
What is the minister trying to hide?
Schools refuse to compromise on quality learning
Low decile children will miss out on ECE
Government ignoring own review on ECE for under-2s
Government needs to be called to account for National Standards Sector Advisory Group
Fast-track teacher education programmes will result in undercooked teachers
Government can't ignore vote of no confidence in National Standards
Schools need resources not letters to address bullying
NCEA leeway begs questions over unfair approach to National Standards in Christchurch
National Standards push science teaching even further into the background
Government rams through New Zealand’s first PPP in education
Cold‐hearted Response to Christchurch Schools over National Standards
Report Recognises Literacy for under‐5's a highly skilled area
Employment law changes will penalise education workers
March
Pay talks for school support staff as they battle pay inequity
Government disingenuous on public service frontline claims
NZEI Acknowledges Contribution of Secretary for Education
Schools don't need to be bullied into action
Government Clutches at National Standards Straws
Big tick for report which recognises value of qualified early childhood teachers
Detailed Research into the Impact of National Standards in Schools
Additional education funding will give much needed certainty
Moves towards Supermarket-style Early Childhood Education
February
School Support Staff Prepare for Fresh Pay Negotiations in Fight for Fair Deal
Principals and Teachers Urged to Stay Away from Quake-Affected Buildings
Blunt welfare reform will put children at risk
MR 2011/108 - Frustration and disappointment leads to withdrawal from National Standards Group
MR 2011/107 - Government Record on Pay Equity Deserves a Bagging
MR 2011/106 - Government Confidence in National Standards Falters
MR 2011/105 - Teacher Competency Concerns Misplaced
MR 2011/104 - Skewed Government Priorities Take their Toll on Children and Families
MR 2011/103 - Government Sticks with Failed Education Policy
MR 2011/102 - Schools Turn To Charity While Millions Thrown Into National Standards
MR 2011/101 - Risks Outweigh Benefits Of PPPs In Education
MR 2010/99 - Petition launched against early childhood education cuts
2010
December
MR 2010/98 - END OF YEAR REPORT MARKS NATIONAL STANDARDS “WELL BELOW”
MR 2010/97 - Police Checks Retained but other Safeguards Removed
MR 2010/96 -Confidence in Ngā Whanaketanga highlights flaws with National Standards
MR 2010/95 - Local Body Action on National Standards
MR 2010/94 - High levels of student success without National Standards
MR 2010/93 - New Minister needs to turn around Government's shameful record on pay inequity
MR 2010/92 - THE MORE PEOPLE KNOW THE LESS THEY LIKE NATIONAL STANDARDS - POLL
MR 2010/91 - Proposed settlement for teachers and principals
MR 2010/90 - Survey shows stark reality of Govt ECE Cuts
November
MR 2010/89 - More cost-cutting to early childhood education
MR 2010/88 - Employment law changes penalise workers
MR 2010/86 - Government needs to read between the lines with National Standards report
MR 2010/85 - Primary teachers reject pay offer
MR 2010/84 - Government should be shamed into action over pay and employment equity
NZEI Campaign News (Support Staff) 2010/08
MR 2010/83 - T OVERLOOKS INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION AND FAIR PAY
MR 2010/82 - MORE BOARDS PREDICTED TO TAKE ACTION OVER NATIONAL STANDARDS
MR 2010/81 - FIRST BIG FUNDING DROP FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES
October
MR 2010/80 - World Teachers' Day to celebrate high quality teaching and learning
MR 2010/78 - Yet more evidence of the chaos around National Standards
MR 2010/79 - Teacher Aides become casualties of Government's Early Childhood Education Cuts
MR 2010/77 - Compulsory Te Reo Māori in schools would help keep language alive
MR 2010/76 - Special Education Review must be able to deliver at the chalkface
MR 2010/75 - Ngā Whanaketanga highlight flawed approach to National Standards
MR 2010/74 - Production “Pause” deals blow to Pasifika teaching and learning
MR 2010/73 - NZEI welcomes new requirements for teacher training
MR 2010/72 - High quality support, not National Standards, needed to address maori under-achievement
MR 2010/71 - Tax cuts a bitter pill for low paid education workers
September
MR 2010/70 - BOP Principal to lead education sector union
MR 2010/69 - More evidence of a slash and burn approach to Early Childhood Education
MR 2010/68 - SELECT COMMITTEE TO HEAR DEEP COMMUNITY CONCERN ABOUT NATIONAL STANDARDS
Normal and Model Schools Principals call for a Moratorium on National Standards
MR 2010/67 - Government distorts research to manufacture a crisis in education
MR 2010/66 - Opposition to Government’s “sick joke”
MR 2010/65 - No interest in Clayton’s consultation over national standards
MR 2010/64 - NZEI extends support to PPTA as primary teacher and principal pay talks stall
NZEI News 10 September - Primary Teachers' Paid Union Meetings in October
MR 2010/63 - OECD report highlights teacher pay gap in Australia
MR 2010/62 - School and ECE staff must heed quake zone advice
MR 2010/61 - Government out of step with early childhood sector
August
MR 2010/60 - Government can no longer hide behind claims of widespread support for National Standards
MR 2010/59 - Ministry of education job cuts must not target frontline staff
MR 2010/58 - Government ECE policy defies logic
MR 2010_57 - PROPOSED CHANGES TO EARLY CHILDHOOD REGULATIONS WILL PUT CHILDREN AT RISK
MR 2010_56 - Government coats ERO report with political gloss and ignores reality
MR 2010/55 - PARENTS WANT QUALIFIED EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS
MR 2010/54 - Expert research backs up National Standards concern
Mr 2010/53 - Concern for future of education advisors
MR 2010/52 - Maori party urged to rethink support of Act Education Bill
MR 2010/51 - The Government giveth and the Government taketh away with Early Childhood Education
MR 2010/50 - Govt shamefully allows gender pay gap to widen
MR 2010/49 - New approach to student achievement makes mockery of National Standards
July
MR 2010/48 - Schools need resourcing and support to provide for high needs children
MR 2010/47 - PPPs bring no benefits to education
MR 2010/46 - Early childhood centres need stable workforce, not trial periods
MR 2010/45 - Fire at will Bill impacts on teacher recruitment and supply
MR 2010/44 - Treasury papers expose government on early childhood cuts
MR 2010/43 - Māori educators send powerful message on national standards
MR 2010/42 - Crunch time for Government on National Standards
MR 2010/41 - National Standards let parents and children down
June
MR 2010/40 - Petition demands parliamentary response to deepening crisis over National Standards
MR 2010/39 - Crisis of confidence in National Standards deepens
MR 2010/38 - TENS OF THOUSANDS OF NEW ZEALANDERS EXPRESS DEEP CONCERN OVER NATIONAL STANDARDS
MR 2010/37 - Douglas Education Bill completely out of touch
MR 2010/36 - Survey paints bleak picture of National Standards
MR 2010/35 - DÉJÀ VU IN EDUCATION WORKFORCE REPORT
MR 2010/34 - EARLY CHILDHOOD CUTS MAKE MOCKERY OF GOVERNMENT’S OWN PRIORITIES FOR MAORI CHILDREN
May
MR 2010/33 - PRIMARY TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS SEEK 4% PAY RISE
MR 2010/32 - Govt should come clean on real costs of ECE cuts
NZEI News 25 May - Bargaining
MR 2010/31 - EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS ISSUE “PLEASE EXPLAIN” OVER DRASTIC BUDGET CUTS
MR 2010/30 - Budget launches attack on quality teaching for youngest learners
MR 2010/29 - Legal action against Education Ministry
MR 2010/27 - Parents will lose out of tipped budget changes to early childhood funding
MR 2010/27 - Budget Wish List for Education
MR 2010/26 - Deep Irony in National Standards Advisory Group Decision
Budget threat to Early Childhood Education
MR 2010/25 - Government must act on pay and employment inequity in schools
MR 2010/24 - Government set to deliver 'Black Budget' to Early Childhood Education and Parents
MR 2010/23 - Government set to ruin the party for the Early Childhood sector
April
MR 2010/22 - Early Childhood Education deserves investment not cuts
MR 2010/21 - Schools urged to go pink and take a stand against bullying
MR 2010/20 - Teachers to consider pay claim amid ongoing National Standards confusion
MR 2010/19 - Confusion reigns over National Standards
MR 2010/18 - SAFEGUARDS NEEDED TO PROTECT PUBLIC EDUCATION AGAINST PRIVATE INVESTMENT
March
MR 2010/17 - EARLY CHILDHOOD SECTOR ADDS ITS VOICE TO NATIONAL STANDARDS CONCERN
MR 2010/16 - Sharples happy ti ignore the majority of Māori students
MR 2010 - Bennett's Nightmare
MR 2010/15 - ‘FIX IT AS WE GO’ APPROACH TO EDUCATION UNACCEPTABLE
MR 2010/14 - SCHOOL SUPPORT STAFF WILL SEE PAY PACKET INCREASE
MR 2010/13 NATIONAL STANDARDS ROLLOUT IN A SHAMBLES
MR 2010/12 Poll shows strong support for a trial of National Standards
February
MR 2010/11 TEACHERS, PARENTS IGNORED IN “INDEPENDENT” ADVISORY GROUP ON NATIONAL STANDARDS
MR 2010/10 SCHOOL CHOICE REPORT EQUALS BAD CHOICE FOR EDUCATION
MR 2010/9 Changes to gym creche licensing could put children at risk
MR 2010/8 Government must not drop the ball on investment in early childhood education
MR 2010/7 - PM misses the point on education reform
MR 2010/6 - National Standards trainers to explain the unexplainable
MR 2010/5 Government hits panic button on National Standards
MR 2010/4 Sharples' opposition to National Standards sends strong political message
January
MR 2010/3 - Ministerial re-shuffle a chance for re-think of National Standards
MR 2010/2 - Australian Teachers ramp up school league table debate
MR 2010/1 - National Standards Hang in the Balance
2009
December
MR 2009/68 - Support staff crack wage freeze
MR 2009/66 - ERO report useful rather than alarming
MR 2009/66 - Untested Standards will Force Tough Decisions
MR 2009/65 - MP to Walk in Support Staff Shoes
MR 2009/64 - Where's the Investment in Education for 2025?
MR 2009/63 - Taskforce Recommendations Take Education Backwards
November
MR 2009/62 - Think Pink Support Staff Action
MR 2009/61 - Calls mount for National Standards to be road-tested or abandoned
MR 2009/60 - Pay Rise for Early Childhood Sector
MR 2009/59 - Don't Shortchange the Children
MR 2009/58 - No Confidence in National Standards
MR 2009/57 - Work for Free Day
MR 2009/56 - NZEI National Standards Forum
MR 2009/55 - Support Staff Consider Next Move
MR 2009/54 - Children Right To Access ECE
October
MR 2009/53 - Hands Up for Learning
MR 2009/52 - Govt should not walk away
MR 2009/51 - National standards need close scrutiny
MR 2009/50 - Teacher advisory services cut
MR 2009/49 - No trade off over your pay claim
MR 2009/48 - ACC changes will penalise
MR 2009/47 - No Deal on National Standards
September
MR 2009/46 - School support staff drive powerful fair deal messsage home to education minister
MR 2009/45 - 24 sept Young international students should not be treated as commodities
MR 2009/44 - School support staff hope to see better pay offer
MR 2009/43 - Bulldozer approach to national standards won't work
MR 2009/42 - Pay Equity petition should force government to sit up and listen
Final claim for ECECA
MR 2009/41 - Bad news for an already stretched teachers workforce
MR 2009/40 - OECD report a wake up call for childrens futures
August
Team selected and draft claim for your endorsement
MR 2009/39 - Time for government to deliver fair deal to support staff
MR 2009/38 - Fair Deal Friday!
MR 2009/37 - National Standards timeline a victory for commonsense
July
MR 2009/36 - Private investment threatens public education
MR 2009/35 - Education workers give boost to pay equity petition
MR 2009/34 - Prime Minister needs to put words into action
MR 2009/33 - Babies’ sleep and wellbeing the loser in Government decision
June
MR 2009/32 - Voice of low paid education workers rings out at pay equity rally
MR 2009/31 - Anger over national standards consultation
MR 2009/30 - Innovation in early childhood education under threat
MR 2009/29 - Early childhood targets must not be watered down
MR 2009/28 - NZEI brokers cross sector talks on early childhood teacher supply
MR 2009/27 - Action needed on pay equity
MR 2009/26 - School Support Staff Day to highlight the fight against low pay
May
MR 2009/25 - Budget fails frontline education workers and signals trouble ahead in the classroom
MR 2009/24 - Budget needs to deliver strategic investment in education
MR 2009/23 - Kindergarten pay talks settled
MR 2009/22 - NZEI urges parents and teachers to take part in the National Standards consultation
MR 2009/21 - Nail in coffin for pay equity
MR 2009/20 - Professional Leadership Plan
MR 2009/19 - Kindergarten teachers head into pay talks
MR 2009/18 - Critical pay talks get underway to deliver fair deal to school support staff
April
MR 2009/17 - NZEI welcomes government's decision to get around the table
MR 2009/16 - Infants and toddlers need more qualified teachers, not fewer
MR 2009/15 - Message to Government MPs around NZ
MR 2009/14 - Government’S state sector pay talk "a bit rich"
MR 2009/13 - Action from government on education must include addressing school support staff conditions
MR 2009/12 - Government stalling on key education employment negotiations
March
MR 2009/11 - Boost for status and value of Te Reo Maori
MR 2009/10 - Review proves value of frontline school staff
MR 2009/09 - Education workers throw weight behind pay equity
MR 2009/08 - Govt should honour pay equity on international working women's day
February
MR 2009/07 - Flow on effects of voluntary bonding need to be considered
MR 2009/06 - Government turns back clock on women's rights
MR 2009/05 - No magic bullet for raising Maori Educational Achievement
MR 2009/04 - Minimum wage rise wont touch the sides
MR 2009/03 - Schools will welcome chance to get on with a good job
MR 2009/02 - Mixed messages on commitment to quality ECE
January
MR 2009/01 - Kindergarten Teachers seek first exemption from 90 day trial periods
NO 2009/01 - Class Size Matters
2008
December
MR 2008/77 - ABC staff need assurances for the future
MR 2008/76 - No exemption for education in fire at will bill
MR 2008/75 - Government can’t afford to shut door on the chalkface
MR 2008/74 - Drop off in science achievement levels not surprising
MR 2008/73 - 90 Day Bill rides rough-shod over workers
MR 2008/72 - Principalship Under Pressure
November
MR 2008/71 - New govt needs to act urgently on teachers supply
MR 2008/70 - NZEI confident of building a constructive relationship with new education minister
MR 2008/69 - Kindergarten Teachers to consider pay claim
MR 2008/68 - Forward-Looking planning for early childhood education
MR 2008/67 - ABC NZ safe for now but uncertainty remains
MR 2008/66 - ABC should come clean on future of NZ operation
MR 2008/65 - Education policy acknowledges low paid workers
MR 2008/64 - No 'Ladder of opportunity' for low paid education workers
October
MR 2008/63 - Teachers Matter - Celebrate World Teachers Day
MR 2008/62 - Poll shows strong opposition to Nationals infrastructure policy being applied to schools
MR 2008/61 - Employment Relations policy furthers commitment to low paid
MR 2008/60 - ECE Network for Sth Auckland applauded
MR 2008/59 - Crunch meetings ahead for school support staff
MR 2008/58 - Lack of commitment to frontline school staff disappointing
MR 2008/57 - National Party spokespeople need to get on the same page
MR 2008/56 - Education Crusade fails to recognise contribution of frontline support staff
MR 2008/55 - Education crusade is no knight in shining armour
MR 2008/54 - Nationals plans will leave Kiwisaver anaemic
MR 2008/53 - Nationals lack of education policy and commitment exposed
MR 2008/52 - Flexibility must not compromise quality in ECE
MR 2008/51 - Pay Jolt not a Politcal Football
September
MR 2008/50 - Disruptive Student Behaviour Guidelines
MR 2008/49 - Pay Jolt for School Support Staff
MR 2008/48 - Te Marautanga Hailed as Pioneering Document for Maori Education
MR 2008/47 - NZEI Acknowledges Contribution of Brian Donnelly
MR 2008/46 - Police Vetting Measures Could Compromise Community Involvement
August
MR 2008/45 - Survey Reinforces Growth and Importance of Quality Early Childhood Education
MR 2008/43 - School Support Staff Put Government on Notice
MR 2008/42 - Fair Pay for Education's Invisible Army
MR 2008/41 - Invisible Army set to invade Rotorua
MR 2008/40 - Poverty Recommendations Must Be Taken On Board
July
MR 2008/39 - Joint Approach Needed to Improve Special Education
MR 2008/38 - National Needs to Talk About Improving Wages
MR 2008/37 - National Early Childhood Network Needed to Meet Fuelled Demand
MR 2008/30 - Education - the right response to child labour
MR 2008/36 - Backward Steps for Early Childhood Education under National
MR 2008/35 - Call for More Detail on National's 90 Day Policy
MR 2008/34 - Wider Approach to Bullying Applauded
MR 2008/33 - Teacher Pay Packets Boosted
June
MR 2008/32 - Special Education Staff to Consider Pay Claim
MR 2008/31 - Government needs to get real about the costs of educating a child in the 21st Century
MR 2008/29 - Celebrate School Support Staff
May
MR 2008/28 - Survey shows teacher shortage crisis on Horizon
MR 2008/27 - Cuts to teacher education will have serious consequences
MR 2008/26 - Government scores poorly on school funding
MR 2008/25 - Education’s lowest paid workers must benefit from budget
MR 2008/24 - Resourcing will be key to success of Ka Hikitia strategy for Maori students
MR 2008/23 - Ministry must not drop the ball on school staffing
MR 2008/22 - Any Increase In School Operations Grant Must Target Low Paid Workforce
April
MR 2008/21 - Report Underlines Link Between Poverty and Learning Difficulties
MR 2008/20 - Literacy results prove worth of professional teacher development programmes
MR 2008/19 - Concern over National's funding pledge for private schools
MR 2008/18 - Vast majority of Teachers benefit from pay rise
MR 2008/17 - NZEI welcomes 4% pay increase for Kindergarten Teachers
March
MR 2008/16 - NZEI appoints new leader
MR 2008/15 - Early Childhood Teachers urge caution on lowering standards for gym creches
MR 2008/14 - Early Childhood Teachers Secure Pay Agreement
MR 2008/13 - Wider long-term approach needed to solve severe classroom behaviour
MR 2008/12 - Ratification of education sector settlements
February
MR 2008/11 - Government should buy up troubled ABC Learning Centres
MR 2008/10 - Survey shows school staffing levels healthy but flags problems ahead
MR 2008/08 - National's commitment to dump negative education policies must stay
MR 2008/09 - New social initiatives welcomed to support children's participation in learning
MR 2008/07 - NZEI welcomes resolution of Dunedin early childhood dispute
MR 2008/06 - Direct government provision of early childhood education needed to stop inquiry - NZEI says
MR 2008/05 - Union calls for decontamination action plan in Patea
MR 2008/04 - Dunedin early childhood teachers poised to strike
MR 2008/03 - Milestone set of pay settlements to kick off school year
January
MR 2008/02 - Beginning teachers need support and opportunity
MR 2008/01 - New Years wish list
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Kindergarten teachers to vote on whether to accept or reject final pay offer
Proposed pay equality legislation will help shame the government into action
MR 2011/104 - Skewed Government Priorities Take their Toll on Children and Families
MR 2011 - Skewed Government Priorities Take their Toll on Children and Families
MR - Skewed Government Priorities Take their Toll on Children and Families
MR 2010/7 - PM misses the point on education reform
MR 2010/7 - PM misses the point on education reform
