
List of Names of Centres Opted in to Pay Parity – Full, Extended Partial, Steps 1- 6 only, and Step 1 only
Below are the names of centres that have opted in
Below are the names of centres that have opted in
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Contents 1. What’s in the Coalition Agreements of relevance to ECE? 2. Who are the new Ministers with portfolios relevant to the ECE Sector, to
Below are the names of centres that have opted in to pay parity at different levels – Full parity, Extended Partial parity, Pay Steps 1-
Last updated 7 November 2023 In Budget 2023 funding for 20-Hours ECE was increased by 4.6% and two major changes to the scheme were announced.
Below are the names and numbers of ECE service closures – services that closed permanently in the first half of 2023. Between 1 Jan 2023
Funding for Full Pay Parity Coming as Promised, Well Kind Of Opinion articleSarah AlexanderMonday Sept 4, 2023 and updated on Tuesday Sept 5. There are
Yet again the government has kicked the can of 80% early childhood education (ECE) teachers being qualified down the road. In 2002 a 10-year government
About Dr Sarah’s Observations. Right now, there are a lot of issues in the early childhood education and care sector. In this publication, early childhood
Contents 1. The details – an abridged version of today’s press release by the Minister of Education Jan Tinetti and associate minister Jo Luxton “This
Early childhood teachers are falling through a vaccination policy gap according to a paper published in the NZ Medical Journal. It is not widely talked
Kindergarten Teachers’ Collective Agreement (KTCA) Terms of Settlement. Before you vote on the KTCA offer agreed by NZEI and the Ministry of Education, check the
Teachers Strike Action Boosts Kindergarten Finances. Dr Sarah Alexander. April 3, 2023. OPINION: There is an issue related to the recent teachers strike, that so
The Early Childhood Council is suing the government to increase subsidies to pay teacher wages and salaries so centres won’t close, increase their fees, or
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