Two batches of Filipino Coconut Macaroons ready for SASS Appreciation Week morning tea tomorrow. Thank you to all SASS for your incredible contribution to students, families and teachers.
What a huge turn out. Thousands of public school and Catholic school teachers gave up another day’s pay to go on strike because the NSW government is refusing to listen. #MoreThanThanks#HearOurVoice
“The Premier thinks the answer is performance pay… Well let me tell you, Mr Perrottet, teachers are performing over and above the call of duty. They are just not getting paid.” @AGavrielatos #MoreThanThanks#HearOurVoice
Next Thursday I’m going on strike again with my public school and Catholic school colleagues. We are striking for our students. Teachers’ working conditions are students’ learning conditions. We need to fix the teacher shortage by addressing pay and workload. #MoreThanThanks
Folks, give it up for @aliceleung for her outstanding interview on @60Minutes. Spoke so confidently and on point. Unsustainable workloads and uncompetitive pay. Teachers deserve #MoreThanThanks
Explaining why there’s such a shortage of teachers seems to be a simple lesson: modern classrooms are nothing like the places of chalk and talk they once were. #60Mins
Even the best teachers who seem to have it all together still need encouragement, support,and to know they’re appreciated and the same is true for administrators too.
Too many teachers give their whole life to their classroom… and don’t allow themselves to live and enjoy their one precious life and spend time on the other important relationships. Schools shouldn’t be run on those expectations. #MoreThanThanks
It’s Tuesday of Week 2 and I’m exhausted again already. The workload of teachers is unsustainable. So many teachers on strike tomorrow will do schoolwork to try desperately to catch up. Pay us a decent wage and give us the time we need to do the job #MoreThanThanks
How amazing (in the school holidays) is it to get 8-9 hours sleep a night instead of the usual 5-6 hours! Shouldn’t that just be a given? #MoreThanThanks
In the past week, five Australian women have been killed.
All of them by men they knew.
That means in the past week, five Australian men have become killers.
Men’s violence isn’t just a problem somewhere else. It’s our problem.
Yet those in power remain silent.