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Casual teachers must replace absent colleagues

Splitting classes, receiving additional students to supervise in your classes, not receiving release from face-to-face (RFF) or having to take…

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Yes voters asked to speak with friends and family 

“This referendum is going to be won with cups of tea,” Yes23 Northern NSW organiser Charline Emzin-Boyd told Federation’s annual…

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Steer your PDP to align with professional goals

Early Career Insights: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 If you’re an early career teacher, the Performance and Development Plan (PDP)…

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Explainer makes a statement

Yarning In Progress: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 The Uluru Statement from the Heart Explainer Video (2019) produced by filmmaker…

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National Reconciliation Week 27 May-3 June 

Over many decades Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their allies have campaigned long and hard to address racism…

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National Sorry Day, 26 May

Grief, suffering and injustice were the result of the ill-informed government policy that forcibly removed more than 100,000 Aboriginal and…

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Crisis response and recovery

Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 Federation continues to engage with the Department on behalf of members’ health…

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Annual Conference Delegate (Insufficient Nominations Election) – E2022/168 and E2023/103

Nominations are called for: Nominations, which must be in writing and comply with the registered rules of the Organisation, may…

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Get snappy around campus

TAFE Talk: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 TAFE is an amazing public asset that changes countless lives for the better…

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Referendum 2023: All you need to know

The referendum will propose to voters a simple change to the Australian Constitution, to provide an Aboriginal and Torres Strait…

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If you don’t know, find out

Multicultural Matters: Education Quarterly, Issue 6 2023 As teachers, we strive to inspire students to be informed and caring global…

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Government on notice: it will be held to its commitments!

It was prescient that Minister Prue Car should thank The Hon Dr Geoff Gallop in her speech at our recent…

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Closing the next gap

Policymakers may have started understanding issues for LGBTIQA+ students in the school setting, but for gender and sexuality diverse Aboriginal…

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No Place for a Nuclear Base, Port Kembla 

The clear message to the Albanese Government from the South Coast May Day rally on Saturday, 6 May, was: Nothing…

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Significant win for temporary teachers seeking permanency  

More than 11,000 temporary teachers will be offered a permanent job with the Department of Education after Federation secured broadening…

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Ministers sign on for 100pc SRS 

The NSW and federal education ministers today signed a pledge to commit to funding public schools to meet the minimum…

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Change for the better

Welcome back to term 2! Today’s live stream broadcast with the Education Minister Prue Car and Acting Secretary Murat Dizdar…

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Urgent action required to address teacher shortages

New figures showing 2,172 permanent teaching positions were vacant in NSW public schools in February reinforce the urgent need for…

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Nation’s teacher unions back Yes for Voice vote 

Federation has affirmed its commitment to the Yes campaign for the First Nations Voice referendum through a decision of the…

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Officers meet with state’s new TAFE Minister

Federation held its first meeting with Tim Crakanthorp as Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education on Friday, 14 April,…

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Web page advocates for important change to the Constitution 

Federation has created a Yes23 web page, in support of the Yes campaign for the 2023 referendum.  The referendum is…

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