Schools out! 2021: a whirlwind of a year that demonstrated just how agile, flexible and resilient our leaders and teaches are across the state. Enjoy a thoroughly well deserved break and restore those batteries.
I started teaching in 1966, I can think of only one occasion when a NSW gov granted a salary increase to teachers without the profession having to beg for salary https://t.co/3Iy6zP9Lo5 is also about unsustainable workloads & a punitive, non productive command & control agenda
Very happy to keep the kids at home today, even after months of lockdown and remote learning. Full support for NSW teachers @TeachersFed Calling the union a protection racket is a shameful insult. #MoreThanThanks#istandwithteachers
I would not usually be sad for @smitchellmlc exaggerating that this one day was more disruptive than 54 days of hard lockdown in western Sydney. Does this mean our schools and students were invisible to the Minister? It was tough-every day disrupted. #OhDear#MoreThanThanks
There has been widespread disruption across NSW as teachers strike over conditions and stagnant wages after almost two years of keeping the state going through the pandemic. Angelo Gavrielatos from the @TeachersFed explains.
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Teacher protests conclude at NSW Parliament. @TeachersFed speakers told the crowd of union members that they used to 'attract' teachers to rural and regional areas, now they struggle to 'find' them. The union is targeting salaries & staff shortages. #nswpol
This is a wrong way to world-class education, Mrs Minister. Progressive public policy reforms require trusting teachers and treating them like professionals, not silencing or name-calling. https://t.co/dOQrAb21io @smh@JordsBaker@TeachersFed@JaneCaro