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Transfer mechanisms: everything you need to know

The new schools Staffing Agreement between Federation and NSW Department of Education came into operation on day 1, term 2,

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Are your teaching codes up to date?

A Casual Word: Education Quarterly, Issue 10 2024 For teachers seeking permanency, the elevation of the Approved to Teach list

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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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Worth the struggle: strong system to support schools

“Rebuilding the NSW public school system must be our collective priority and focus,” Federation President Henry Rajendra said. “The NSW

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Annual Conference 2024, Day Three

Day three of Annual Conference opened with a performance by Kirrawee High School student Max Fernandez. The morning session heard

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Annual Conference 2024, Day Two

A sample of the many talented students who are fostered by public education teachers across the state opened day two

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Annual Conference 2024, Day One

The issues that concern the teaching profession in NSW public education settings are being addressed by Federation’s peak decision making

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Photo competition to highlight the Heart of TAFE

TAFE Talk: Education Quarterly, Issue 10 2024 The Australian Education Union’s National TAFE Photo Competition was so successful in highlighting

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NSW public schools need full funding now to give every child a bright future

It’s time for Anthony Albanese to be “that Prime Minister” for public schools. As a society, we expect governments to

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Governments must invest in education to address racism

Multicultural Matters: Education Quarterly, Issue 9 2024 “Throughout history, the role of education in building lasting peace has been undervalued.”

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Champions for fair funding will always be needed

Indeed, public education funding was discussed at Federation’s first annual conference in 1919. Effective class sizes, sufficient teaching resources and

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Casual teacher shortage

A Casual Word: Education Quarterly, Issue 9 2024 The teacher shortage has always been most acutely felt through a scarcity

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Temporary engagements

Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 9 2024 When must I be employed on a temporary engagement?If it is known

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School funding inequity laid bare by new report

A new report reveals the stark funding gap between private and public schools, with one Sydney private school, Cranbrook, spending

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A role in Federation for you!

Project Officers 2024 You can make your union strong and at the same time build your knowledge and involvement in

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Gavrielatos – a profound record of achievement

The NSW Teachers Federation has paid tribute to outgoing President, Angelo Gavrielatos, whose term has concluded today. Gavrielatos assumed the

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More action needed to address teacher shortages

The New South Wales Teachers Federation has urged the NSW Government to tackle the state’s teacher shortage after new data

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Feds must fully fund public schools

The New South Wales Teachers Federation is deeply alarmed at reports the Federal government may fall short of fully funding

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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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Private and secondary employment

Know Your Rights: Education Quarterly, Issue 8 2023 Teachers undertaking private and secondary employment have a responsibility to ensure that

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Ending the teacher shortage

The Teachers Federation says a recent wage agreement it struck with the Minns Government will help replenish teacher numbers, as

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