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New Award talks to commence later this year

Negotiations for a new award – the enforceable industrial document that sets out your salaries and conditions – will commence later this year.

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Share a meal this Refugee Week

Federation continues to be a proud sponsor of the Refugee Council of Australia’s Refugee Week. This year’s theme, “A World of Stories”, will be marked by schools and TAFE colleges across NSW from Monday 17 June to Saturday 23 June.

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All in the family

Dedication to Federation activism is a common bond for father and son David and Callan Eccleston

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Fair funding campaign driven by grassroots

At June Council, Federation placed on the record its heartfelt thanks to the thousands of members, officers, staff, parents, community activists and allied organisations for their commitment and work over a long period to sustain the Fair Funding Now! campaign.

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Association Spotlight: Sutherland

Sutherland TA encompasses the Sutherland Shire area in Sydney’s south.

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Election setback strengthens resolve to keep fighting

Visitors to the Federation building in Mary Street, Surry Hills, will see black and white historical photographs scrolling on a screen in the front foyer.

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CPL keeps Veronica coming back

A rural head teacher’s dedication to English has seen her attend every Secondary English Stage 6 Conference in Sydney since the Centre for Professional Learning began conducting them in 2013.

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Time to bolster permanent roles

Staffing every public school throughout NSW with appropriately qualified and accredited permanent teachers remains one of the greatest challenges facing the NSW public school system.

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Uncle Vic recognised for lifetime of enlightening

The first Aboriginal public school principal in NSW, Uncle Vic Chapman, has been recognised on the Queen’s Birthday honours list for a lifetime of working to improve opportunities for our First Peoples.

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Your workplace contacts

John Joy, Lurnea Public School

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Here’s to centenary of activism

​Councillors, Life Members and guests of the TAFE Teachers Association came together to celebrate 100 years of activism at the TAFE Teachers Association Centenary Anniversary AGM and dinner on 31 May.

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Vocational education policy failure

For many years, Federation has warned all levels of government about the flaws in the private vocational education market.

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A matter of pride

June is Pride Month, an international celebration of the LGBTIQA+ community. Originally beginning in remembrance of the 1969 Stonewall riots in New York – a tipping point in the gay liberation movement in the US

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Foster’s high-profile support for public education

​He made his name representing Australia on the football field, and now former Socceroos player Craig Foster is kicking goals for teachers and students as a champion of public education.

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Union asserts support for journalists and media freedom, following police raids

​Federation has expressed its solidarity with journalists and other media workers following recent raids on journalists and media organisations by the Australian Federal Police.

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Pre-2016 Teacher Pay Inequity

The New South Wales Teachers Federation is actively addressing and prioritising the resolution of the pay disparity that has occurred as a result of the transition to Standards-Based Remuneration (SBR).

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Member of Federation family receives national honour

Federation congratulates Life Member Sharan Burrow, this week honoured as a Companion of the Order of Australia.

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Early career teachers in regions put in the picture

Are you a beginning teacher living in regional NSW?

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Book Reviews

Wilam A Birrarung Story, Black Cockatoo and A White Hot Flame.

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Election notice – Presidential Officers – E2019/41

Nominations, which must be in writing and comply with the registered rules of the Branch, may be made at any time from 17/07/2019.

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NSW Premier’s announcement of a new selective high school is an attack on comprehensive public schooling

The NSW Teachers Federation has condemned the Premier’s decision to establish a new selective high school in southwest Sydney.

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