Te pūnga mātauranga
Te pūnga mātauranga
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24 Pou 2023
What good looks like
Throughout the Pūaotanga review, the many voices of submitters told a story, often grim, of New Zealand schools in 2021. They described a primary school system where staffing and funding fall far short of being good, or even adequate. So, what would a ‘good’ staffing model look like? Let’s imagine.
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23 Pou 2023
Submission writing guide for the review of teacher aide funding
This document is designed to support you to write your submission to the Sector Reference Group. It is important that as many teacher aides, teachers, parents/whānau and principals write a submission in support of the proposed funding model.
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01 Pou 2023
Guide for Kura/School Board Meeting
NZEI Te Riu Roa principal and teacher members will be meeting with their newly elected School Boards to start the conversation about staffing issues in our primary and intermediate schools and the pathway to fully staffed schools. Here’s some information to help you set up a meeting at your school.
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24 Hui 2023
Principals’ told to get ready for action
Lynda Stuart and Ripeka Lessels have a pretty simple message to primary and area school principals across the motu after they resoundingly rejected the second offer to settle their collective employment agreement.
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16 Hui 2023
Resources for principals 2023
Welcome to your webpage for all of your campaign resources. You can find everything you need to help with our 2023 campaign.
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08 Hui 2023
Applications for ECE and Support Staff Scholarships
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02 Hui 2023
Resources 2023
Welcome to your webpage for all of your campaign resources. You can find everything you need to help with our 2023 campaign to fix staffing in our schools and kura.
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27 Kohi 2023
Introducing our new NZEI Te Riu Roa President, Mark Potter
We welcome Mark Potter as the incoming President of NZEI Te Riu Roa.
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27 Kohi 2023
About Te Ariki Project
The project was set up as an independent professional development programme for school principals based on the work of David Stewart and run by the Te Ariki Charitable Trust.