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Taking preparation time to the community

President Writes by Henry Rajendra: Education Quarterly, Issue 17 2026 Over the past month, I’ve been privileged to stand alongside

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In This Issue — Education Quarterly edition 17

The year’s first edition of Education Quarterly is live online and headed to your mailbox — and it’s full of

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Join Federation’s new Online Book Club

Federation is excited to announce the launch of our very own statewide book club! The suggestion for a book club

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Know your rights: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 17 2026 What are my hours of duty? Hours of duty are defined and

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Equity matters: Your questions answered

Originally published in Education Quarterly, Issue 17 2026 What behaviours are acceptable for me to deal with in my classroom?

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In This Issue — Education Quarterly edition 16

The latest edition of Education Quarterly 16 is now live online! This edition has a strong focus on language, learning,

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In This Issue — Education Quarterly edition 15

Federation is pleased to announce that the latest edition of EQ has been printed and will be arriving in mailboxes

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Interim changes to merit selection: first referees

Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 10 2024 When will the requirement for mandated ‘first’ referees in applications for merit

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Beginning teachers and induction

Early Career Insights: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 Federation has lobbied consistently for meaningful support and induction programs to be

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Headway made on access and equity

Multicultural Matters: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 Significant progress has been made regarding culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) students requiring

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Guidelines for breastfeeding workers

Women In Education: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 In 2007, the Government amended the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 to make it

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Moving forward

Yarning In Progress: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 In 2018, Federation accepted the invitation issued to all Australians by the

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Increases in casual pay come with changes to pay scale

A Casual Word: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 With the recent hard-fought and won salaries campaign and the resultant restructuring

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Pursuing support issues with Department

Enabling Equity: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 Federation regularly receives enquiries regarding the access of support for students with complex

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Recurrent funding must be restored

TAFE Talk: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 There’s a $200 million recurring shortfall in the TAFE NSW budget, a joint

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Plan early for return from maternity/parental leave

Women In Education: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 Given the complexities of coordinating childcare availability and a school timetable, teachers

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Check your employment category

A Casual Word: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 Federation encourages all teachers to familiarise themselves with the different employment categories

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We can do more for refugees

Multicultural Matters: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 When nearly half of all people forced to fl ee war, violence and

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Meetings about teaching practice

Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 Discussions between teachers and their immediate supervisors about teaching practice should be

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Tips for navigating accreditation

Early Career Insights: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 Understanding accreditationTeacher accreditation is linked to the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers

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Walk together, write ‘yes’ on your ballot paper

Yarning In Progress: Education Quarterly, Issue 7 2023 The Uluru Statement from the Heart is an invitation from Aboriginal and

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