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‘A good start’: more permanent jobs for NSW teachers
The NSW government will move on its promise to make 10,000 temporary teachers permanent, with a plan to roll out…
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Less admin for NSW public school teachers
The newly-elected NSW government has rolled out its first round of âred tape cutsâ aimed at reducing administrative burden on…
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‘Once-in-a-generation’ reforms to NSW childcare
The NSW government will pump around $5bn into childcare over the next decade to help struggling parents cope with cost of…
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Teachers union rejects government pay offer
The NSW Teachers Federation (NSWTF) has slammed the state government's new public sector wage policy, saying a three per cent…
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Should NSW high schools ban mobile phones?
Earlier this month, elite Sydney private school SCEGGS Darlinghurst became the latest to implement a total mobile phone ban for…
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NSW holds first anti-bullying roundtable
The NSW government has held its first anti-bullying roundtable to improve schoolsâ response to youth mental health needs and antisocial…
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NSW teachers plan strike in the second week of term
NSW public school teachers will strike for 24-hours next week to protest âcripplingâ working conditions and unsatisfactory pay. Members of…
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Schools return for Term 2 with relaxed COVID-19 rules
This week, teachers and students across Australia have returned from the Easter holidays with eased COVID-19 restrictions. Last week, Victoria…
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NSW scraps link between NAPLAN and HSC
The Independent Education Union of Australia (IEUA) has âcautiously welcomedâ a decision to scrap plans that would link NAPLAN results…
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Sector unites against cuts
Educational leaders say that slashing funding flies in the face of the recommendations from the Gonski review. The NSW government…
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