Our opinion piece published in The Post today: Parents don't need another political argument: We need to see the plan. New Zealand should not leave NCEA unchanged for the next two years while another government funded working group considers it.
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Last week we launched the Parents’ Alliance. We welcomed support and attendance from Education Minister Hon Erica Stanford and Labour’s finance spokesperson Hon Barbara Edmonds. We thank both for their time in what was a very busy final sitting week of parliament. Our Launch was covered by The Herald, The Post, Newstalk ZB, The Country, RNZ, and TVNZ’s Breakfast. Why we are here The Parents’ Alliance is a group of parents building a collective national voice for parents, grandparents and whānau in education, and putting the parent perspective into the media and into the corridors of power.
New Zealand’s classroom behaviour problem: how bad is it and what’s needed to fix it? The data:
Understanding the evidence, the changes in New Zealand, and what parents can ask schools
Last night National leader Christopher Luxon and Labour leader Chris Hipkins met in TVNZ’s first leaders’ debate, a month out from the 7 November election. Education took up about five minutes. Here’s what each leader said.
30 September Last week we launched the Parents’ Alliance. We welcomed support and attendance from Education Minister Hon Erica Stanford and Labour’s finance spokesperson Hon Barbara Edmonds. We thank both for their time in what...
A King's Counsel report laid out, in painful detail, how the Teaching Council let a man with indecency convictions keep teaching for more than a decade. Tragically he went on to abuse at least nine young girls while teaching. Please read on – we have a lot to say, and it's important.