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  •   Home > News > Education

    Secondary teachers are optimistic the Government will pull through, even though the latest pay offer has been rejected.

    Secondary teachers are optimistic the Government will pull through, even though the latest pay offer has been rejected.


    Teachers are planning partial strike action - not teaching Year 12 and 13 on Monday, Year 11 on Tuesday, Year 10 on Wednesday, and Year 9 on Thursday.

    PPTA President Chris Abercrombie says they have to be hopeful for the future.

    He says everyone wants Kiwi kids to have the best education, and o believes the Government will work with teachers, to make that happen.

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