15/06/2018
Nationwide meetings for primary principals and teachers start on Monday, as NZEI Te Riu Roa members vote on whether to accept the Ministry of Education's pay offers or reject them and take industrial action.
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A survey of primary school leaders has found that a significant sample of Māori and Pasifika participants have experienced discrimination at work on the basis of their ethnicity.
17/05/2018
Today’s Education Budget has left educators disappointed that issues of chronic underfunding have not been addressed.
11/05/2018
NZEI Te Riu Roa has commissioned Infometrics to analyse the cost of repairing almost a decade of funding neglect in early childhood and primary education.
2/05/2018
A new survey shows that many of our most vulnerable children are missing out at school because there is not enough funding to give them the one-on-one support and resources they need to thrive and succeed.
1/05/2018
Educators all over the country are joining a growing movement for action on pay equity and equality for women, with Fair's Fair Mana Taurite events on May 5.
17/04/2018
Finding new horizons and pushing the boundaries will be central themes in a two-day Pasifika Fono for educators, which opens in Auckland this Thursday (19 April).
11/04/2018
New research shows strong public support for more Government spending on public education, including a significant pay rise for teachers and more support for children with additional learning needs.
6/04/2018
Our youngest Kiwis will benefit from a completely fresh look at the Early Childhood Education sector.
19/01/2018
A survey of primary and ECE teachers in the first few years of their career has found that 17 per cent expect to leave the profession within five years of graduating.
18/12/2017
NZEI Te Riu Roa says the government needs to take prompt action to raise the quality of ECE services, after a survey found that 27 percent of early childhood teachers would not place their own child in the centre they work in.
NZEI Te Riu Roa has welcomed the Education Review Office’s plans for a national review of additional learning needs in education, but says it must lead to resourcing of support for more children, not just identifying the need for it.
12/12/2017
Primary principals and teachers say children are the real winners now that National Standards have been officially dumped.
All beginning teachers should get the right support to be the best teacher that they can be, NZEI Te Riu Roa says.
An NZEI Te Riu Roa survey of 622 primary and intermediate school principals has found that 44% plan to cut teacher aide hours to meet budget in 2018, while 14% expect to be short of teachers and another 20% are not sure whether they will fill all rol
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