Filter by:

Reset

and/or

and/or

Film

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

Learn More

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.

Learn More

Peace prize makes powerful point

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

Learn More

Enabling Equity

Programming for students with disability in regular classes in mainstream schools

Learn More

Union Bill busted

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

Learn More

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.

Learn More

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.

Learn More

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.

Learn More

There’s nothing casual about teaching

What mandatory training must a casual teacher undertake?

Learn More

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.

Learn More

Collective opposition to system-wide setting of school targets

Federation and principal bodies have presented a united front in response to the Department of Education’s imposition of further layers of target-setting, which will add to the workload of teachers in public schools.

Learn More

Election notice: Branch Executive E2019/151

Election notice: Branch Executive E2019/151

Learn More

Drought package bypasses government schools

Public schools have again been neglected by the Morrison Government — this time in its drought package.

Learn More

Education: connecting members for 100 years

“The journal is essentially the teachers’ organ, written … in the interests of teachers, and its pages are open to all who wish to use them.” (1919 Annual Report)

Learn More

Schools offer oasis to salve the suffering

Amid the heat, dust and despair, schools across drought-stricken NSW are serving as an “oasis” for their local communities.

Learn More

Release time high on agenda

Federation is pursuing the employment of additional permanent classroom, executive, specialist and non-school based teaching positions

Learn More

Meetings commence on teacher salaries

Formal negotiations have commenced with the Department of Education around the new schools Award, which determines the salaries and working conditions of all teachers

Learn More

Teachers continue wage and conditions struggle

Former General Secretary and President Max Taylor has compared the industrial struggles in TAFE today with problems of the past, noting the union has repeatedly staved off teaching-load increases

Learn More

Union’s bright future

Young union members proved to be the embodiment of the theme for this year’s World Teachers’ Day — Young teachers: The future of the profession — at a recent conference.

Learn More

Enabling Equity

Survey results to inform campaign directions

Learn More

Collaboration central to development process

“The overarching purpose of the performance and development process is to support the ongoing improvement of student outcomes through continuous development of a skilled, effective and professional teaching workforce.”

Learn More