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Lessons bridge swimming gap

With the summer break approaching, enjoying a swim at the beach, in a river, lake or pool is part of Australian life over the increasingly hot summer holidays

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Chalk one up for teachers on front

Members of the public education community have reached out to assist those in need during the current bushfire season in a range of ways

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If not now, when?

How can we get action on climate change when the Premier of NSW and other political leaders refuse to talk about it?

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I’m thinking about retiring. What should I do?

Before you submit your retirement notification to the Department of Education you should seek personal financial advice from a licensed provider.

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Paper Plane

This time of year is filled with uncertainty. New teachers have been appointed but only the interview panel has met them and colleagues you’ve become close friends with are moving on to other schools.

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Association Spotlight: St George Teachers Association

Across the Association there are teachers with a broad range of teaching experience, including a significant number of temporary/casual teachers.

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Money to TV star would be better spent on TAFE

TV host and tradie Scott Cam will be paid $345,000 (excluding GST) over 15 months for his role as National Careers Ambassador, while the Morrison government continues to undermine the TAFE system.

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Retired Teachers Association news

The Retired Teachers Association congratulates Australian students who have taken part in positive action for climate change.

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Theatre Review

One of the great and many joys of theatre are the different journeys it can take.

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Spectacular teachers big part of blockbuster

It’s not just singing and dancing students that make for the wonderful vibe that spreads through the stadium during Schools Spectacular performances

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Council report: 23 November 2019

Thursday, 9 April, 2020, will be the cut-off date for determining each local association’s financial membership, and therefore Councillor and Annual Conference Delegate entitlements for 2021-22.

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Film

Sorry We Missed You, Mrs Lowry and Son, Fisherman’s Friends,Judy and Punch and Knives Out

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Rainbow connections in Parramatta

Parramatta Foreshore was recently filled with rainbows and fun at the 13th annual Parramatta Pride Picnic where locals celebrated LGBTIQ diversity.

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Peace prize makes powerful point

There’s a shift underway in relation to the Sam Lewis Peace Prize.

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Enabling Equity

Programming for students with disability in regular classes in mainstream schools

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Union Bill busted

Federation and the ACTU have welcomed the defeat of the Morrison Government’s union-busting Ensuring Integrity Bill in the Senate.

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National New Educators marks 10 years strong

The nation’s new educators recently descended on Sydney to learn about common issues across the country, and develop their knowledge and skills in activism.

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Power of the collective delivers IEC win

Member action at the local level and Federation’s representations to the Department will see a new Intensive English Centre (IEC) established in the northern NSW town of Armidale from the commencement of the 2020 school year.

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There’s nothing casual about teaching

On my visits to schools, and through enquiries fielded by Officers, conversations with members are often the focus on the nature of temporary engagements.

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There’s nothing casual about teaching

What mandatory training must a casual teacher undertake?

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Pressed for time? Consider these suggestions

Our desire for a balanced life — where we are able to enjoy work, personal interests, family, social and leisure activities — can be put out of kilter by our obligations.

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